UAE ships oil through Hormuz with disabled trackers
ADNOC moved six million barrels of crude in April by disabling vessel trackers to avoid attacks in the Strait of Hormuz. This helps sustain exports during war.
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United Arab Emirates shipped 6 million barrels of crude through the Strait of Hormuz in April using tankers with disabled location trackers. The producer is bypassing an Iranian blockade that has trapped a fifth of global oil and gas supply since February. These risky exports provide a rare supply vent as Brent Crude Oil prices hold above $100 per barrel.
