ReportedShipping, energy & marketsStrait of Hormuz
Three more LNG tankers leave Hormuz with transponders off, tracking data show
- Mountain Time
- Local time
- 12:32 PM in Dubai
- Where
- Strait of Hormuz
QatarEnergy-controlled Lebrethah and Rasheeda and ADNOC-managed Marigold reappeared on ship-tracking data on June 10 after leaving the Strait of Hormuz dark, with Lebrethah bound for Pakistan and Marigold for India, according to LSEG and Kpler data cited by Reuters. That brings LNG cargoes out of Hormuz since the war began in late February to 12.
Why it matters
Gulf gas is still getting out on dark voyages despite Iran's closure orders, the pattern Trump had described a day earlier as a U.S.-assisted 'secret mission'.
Sources (3)
- Arab News / Reutersarabnews.comPublished
- Business Recorder / Reutersbrecorder.comPublished
- Arab News Pakistan / Reutersarabnews.pkPublished
Confidence: Published by a named news organization. Not yet independently confirmed. About confidence labels
Correction
- Now gives the local time where it happened, 12:32 PM Dubai time, Jun 11, 2026 (the moment itself is unchanged); corrected the headline (it read "Three more LNG tankers exit Hormuz with transponders off"); revised the summary; revised the context note; corrected the location from Strait of Hormuz / LNG routes to Asia to Strait of Hormuz; reclassified it from market to shipping; updated the sourcing note; added a source: Arab News Pakistan / Reuters. Why and evidence