Saudi Oil Tankers Exit Red Sea 'Dark' Amid Yemen Threat
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Two Saudi oil tankers, bound for India, have left the Red Sea by turning off their transponders, a move known as 'going dark'. This is the first time Saudi crude-carrying vessels for India have taken this measure. The action comes amidst fears of potential targeting by Yemen's Houthi rebels.
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Two tankers carrying Saudi oil for India exit Red Sea by going 'dark'...
Two tankers carrying Saudi oil for India exit Red Sea by going 'dark'...
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