
A US-sanctioned Chinese-linked tanker has exited the Strait of Hormuz apparently unchallenged, testing President Donald Trump's naval blockade just a day after it went into effect.
The Rich Starry, a 36,000 dwt combined chemical and oil tanker, resumed its outbound voyage overnight and sailed out of the strait in the early hours of Tuesday, according to Lloyd's List. The vessel had initially appeared to abort its passage on Monday, turning back westward after heading toward the Larak-Qeshm route.