Three Saudi-flagged supertankers sail via Hormuz after Iran deal signed, knowledge reveals

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June 18, 2026

Three Saudi-flagged supertankers with six million barrels of crude onboard sailed via the Strait of Hormuz hours after US President Donald Trump signed a take care of Iran over an finish to the battle, ship monitoring knowledge confirmed on Thursday.

The sailings from Saudi ports had been the largest departures via the strait in weeks, in response to Reuters evaluation of delivery actions.

Marine traffic on the Straight of Hormuz on June 18, 2026. — Marine site visitors on the Straight of Hormuz on June 18, 2026. MarineTraffic

This screen grab taken from video footage broadcast by Iran's IRINN Iranian state television network and made available via AFPTV on June 18, 2026 shows Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian holding a document showing a memorandum of understanding he signed to end the Middle East war. — Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian holds a doc displaying a memorandum of understanding he signed to finish the Center East warfare. IRINN/AFPTV/AFP through Getty Photos

Saudi Arabia has primarily used its Crimson Sea port terminal of Yanbu to ship out oil because of the battle which began on Feb. 28 and which has disrupted lots of of thousands and thousands of barrels of oil from leaving from Gulf producer ports via Hormuz.

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