According to data from ship tracking agencies Vortexa and Kpler, in recent weeks, 3 batches of liquefied natural gas cargo loaded in Qatar and the United Arab Emirates were transferred ship-to-ship outside the Strait of Hormuz, and then shipped to India and Japan respectively. Among them, the LNG carrier controlled by the Greek shipping company Gaslog completed ship-to-ship transfer with the “GasLog Savannah” off the coast of Oman at the end of August. The second shipment involved the LNG carrier “Al Rekayyat” controlled by Qatar Energy. The ship was hit by projectiles near the Strait of Hormuz in early July, and completed ship-to-ship transfer with another Qatari LNG carrier “Tembek” on the east coast of the UAE in mid-August. According to Kpler data, this batch of LNG cargo, which was initially loaded in Ras Laffan, was then transported by the “Tembek” to India's Dahiti pier and arrived on August 31. The third shipment came from the UAE. The LNG carrier “Mraweh”, controlled by Abu Dhabi National Petroleum Corporation, loaded LNG from Das Island in early August, and then completed ship-to-ship transfers with the “LNG Enugu” off the coast of Oman and off the Strait of Hormuz in mid-August.

According to data from ship tracking agencies Vortexa and Kpler, in recent weeks, 3 batches of liquefied natural gas cargo loaded in Qatar and the United Arab Emirates were transferred ship-to-ship outside the Strait of Hormuz, and then shipped to India and Japan respectively. Among them, the LNG carrier controlled by the Greek shipping company Gaslog completed ship-to-ship transfer with the “GasLog Savannah” off the coast of Oman at the end of August. The second shipment involved the LNG carrier “Al Rekayyat” controlled by Qatar Energy. The ship was hit by projectiles near the Strait of Hormuz in early July, and completed ship-to-ship transfer with another Qatari LNG carrier “Tembek” on the east coast of the UAE in mid-August. According to Kpler data, this batch of LNG cargo, which was initially loaded in Ras Laffan, was then transported by the “Tembek” to India's Dahiti pier and arrived on August 31. The third shipment came from the UAE. The LNG carrier “Mraweh”, controlled by Abu Dhabi National Petroleum Corporation, loaded LNG from Das Island in early August, and then completed ship-to-ship transfers with the “LNG Enugu” off the coast of Oman and off the Strait of Hormuz in mid-August.