<p>Three VLCCs transited the Strait of Hormuz outbound on Wednesday in what maritime intelligence firm Windward described as the strongest single indicator yet of a coordinated operating protocol on the corridor &#8211; the first sign in almost 12 weeks that some form of guided passage may be resuming through the critical oil chokepoint. Two Chinese-controlled &#8230;</p> </p><p><p>https://splash247.com/first-coordinated-vlcc-transits-through-hormuz-raise-cautious-hopes-of-a-thaw/</p></p>