An empty LNG carrier owned by Adnoc’s shipping arm appeared in the Persian Gulf on Wednesday, after traversing the waterway with its location broadcasters turned off, according to ship data compiled by Bloomberg. It marks a rare crossing, with visible traffic through the strait essentially halted since a Qatari LNG ship was attacked earlier this month. No vessel was broadcasting its position near the plant at the time, ship data compiled by Bloomberg showed. Adnoc-linked tankers briefly resumed broadcasting their positions in the Persian Gulf in late June, when the security situation around Hormuz had improved. That could indicate the empty tankers are also going through the waterway to pick up shipments from Das Island.