00:00I've got to ask you, do you just sit here and say you first?
00:03How do you think about it?
00:05Well, we'd like to get our ships out.
00:07It's not a decision to ship.
00:08We have six ships inside the strait right now with our cargos.
00:12All of them are chartered, so they're owned by a third party.
00:15And we don't ultimately make the call.
00:17The shipowner decides whether or not he wants to put his vessel and his crew through the strait.
00:22And so that's a decision we provide advice on, input to, but we can't make that decision.
00:27So it's a very complex set of decisions that need to be made to begin to get things moving again.
00:32And it will happen slowly.
00:33I would expect there will be some stop and start to it.
00:36There still has been kinetic activity this week, some of which has been reported in the media, some of which
00:41has not.
00:42And so we see risks very real still in that environment.
00:46Mike, I'm a journalist. You can't say things like that.
00:48Yeah, what hasn't been reported?
00:48What's not been reported? What are you hearing?
00:50Well, there have been vessels that have been in transit that have suffered attacks.
00:56More than what we've heard of in the press?
00:58Yes. Our reports would indicate that.
01:01What do they suggest? How frequent have those attacks been?
01:05Maybe not every day, but there have been multiple incidents that have occurred.
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