Liquefied natural gas tankers are diverting their routes from the Red Sea as violence linked to the Israel-Hamas war threatens longer journeys and delays of the super-chilled fuel.
At least five ships have changed course since Friday away from waters off the coast of Yemen, an unavoidable waypoint for ships using the Suez Canal that links Europe and Asia, according to ship-tracking data compiled by Bloomberg. It isn’t immediately clear if all ships were diverted due to the tension.
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