Concern Mounts for Sailors Stranded in Persian Gulf Amid Iran Threats

As President Trump's ultimatum to reopen the Strait of Hormuz continues, Iran's escalating threats are impacting Gulf energy sites and raising significant concern for sailors stranded in the Persian Gulf, with one Chinese seafarer even building a radio station to help them connect home.

23 Mar, 01:43 — 23 Mar, 01:43

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First report: global-times · 22 Mar, 14:17|Full coverage: 2 · 11h|Window: 11h

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Chinese seafarer builds 'letters home radio station' near Hormuz, creating a vital link for sailors stranded by conflict - Global Times

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Concern Mounts for Sailors Stranded in Persian Gulf Amid Iran Threats

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‘Vessels are becoming like jails’: Concern mounts for sailors stranded in Persian Gulf - phnompenhpost.com

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Chinese seafarer builds 'letters home radio station' near Hormuz, creating a vital link for sailors stranded by conflict - Global Times

‘Vessels are becoming like jails’: Concern mounts for sailors stranded in Persian Gulf - phnompenhpost.com

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