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- Strait of Hormuz: A vital maritime passage between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman through which a significant portion of global oil supply is transported.
- Supertanker: An extremely large oil tanker used for transporting crude oil across long distances, typically with capacity exceeding 200,000 deadweight tons.
- Red Sea: A major sea route connecting the Indian Ocean to the Mediterranean via the Suez Canal, often used for energy and cargo shipments.