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Week in Charts Asia Pacific Europe

The week in charts: Russia’s grain plundering fleet’s voyage patterns | China container throughput volume inflated | Machinery damage dominates incident reports

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The Saudi-led coalition ramped up seizures of vessels destined for Houthi-controlled ports after the expiration of a UN-backed ceasefire, a greater number of larger vessels are experiencing machinery damage at sea, and US imports decline to pre-2019 levels

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