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<title>China defies Trump: Chinese tanker travels through Strait of Hormuz after Beijing declares US blockade &#x26;#x27;dangerous and irresponsible&#x26;#x27; </title>
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<description>A Chinese tanker under US sanctions passed though the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday, defying Washington&#x26;#x27;s naval blockade that began on Monday. After circling the area late on Monday and initially turning back, the 600ft long vessel passed through the waterway on Tuesday. Oil tanker Rich Starry is owned by Shanghai Xuanrun Shipping Co Ltd. and became a target for US sanctions because it was used to transport Iranian crude. Rich Starry is a medium-range tanker that is carrying about 250,000 barrels of methanol, according to the data. It loaded the cargo at its last port of call, the UAE&#x26;#x27;s...</description>
<author>daily mail</author>
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<title>China-bound tanker turns back at Hormuz amid US blockade; Beijing warns &#x26;#x2018;do not interfere in our affairs&#x26;#x2019;</title>
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<description>At least two oil and chemical tankers were forced to turn away from the Strait of Hormuz on Monday after the United States moved to enforce a naval blockade, according to maritime tracking data. One of the vessels, Rich Starry, which had listed its destination as China, reportedly reversed course within minutes of the blockade taking effect, data from MarineTraffic showed. Responding to the developments, China issued a strong message signalling it would continue its maritime activity in the region. Defence Minister Dong Jun said Chinese vessels would keep operating in the area and warned against external interference. &#x26;#x201C;Our ships...</description>
<author> Moneycontrol</author>
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<pubDate>Tue, 14 Apr 2026 00:41:33 GMT</pubDate>
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