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Up to 400 ships remain unable to leave the Gulf safely amid maritime risks
The International Maritime Organization said on Friday, six months after the war began in the Middle East, that 400 ships and around 6,000 seafarers were stranded in the Gulf. The organization said uncertainty in the Strait of Hormuz threatened fuel and fertilizer supply chains, while 19 seafarers had been killed in at least 70 attacks on international shipping.
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