Vessels transporting liquified natural gas (LNG) have resumed passage through the Strait of Hormuz in recent days, according to ship-tracking data, with authorities in Tokyo reporting that 22 Japan-linked ships have left the Gulf since Tuesday.

LNG tankers — Al Ghariya, Duhail and Al Ruwais — have all been inching westward towards the Strait of Hormuz before changing course to turn away late on Tuesday, showed data…

Fresh attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz have forced several oil and LNG tankers to reverse course, raising fears of renewed disruption to one of the world's…