Japan Just Pulled Almost Its Entire Merchant Fleet Out of the Gulf — a Quiet Exodus That Says Everything About Hormuz
Japan's merchant fleet has all but left the Gulf — down from roughly 45 ships to four, with crews cut from 1,100 to about 100 — as Hormuz traffic slides again and insurers brace for more strikes. The…
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