The war in Iran has sparked worldwide concerns of fuel shortages after the Strait of Hormuz was shut. The passage carries roughly 20 percent of the world's oil supply. 

The final oil tankers that made it through the strait before it's closure have now reached Singapore. 

Although, Starboard Maritime Intelligence analyst Mark Douglas says the fuel crisis might come later than expected. 

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The war in Iran has sparked worldwide concerns of fuel shortages after the Strait of Hormuz was shut. The passage carries roughly 20 percent of the world's oil supply.&nbsp;
The final oil tankers that made it through the strait before it's closure have now reached Singapore.&nbsp;
Although, Starboard Maritime Intelligence analyst Mark Douglas says the fuel crisis might come later than expected.&nbsp;
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Mark Douglas: Maritime Domain analyst says fuel crisis won't hit yet, long term concern

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