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Iranian Oil Tankers Cross U.S. Blockade Line Near Chabahar
Multiple loaded Iranian crude tankers have departed the port of Chabahar and crossed the U.S. blockade line without interference. The movements coincide with reports that Washington is permitting Iranian oil to reenter global markets.
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U.S. blockade line heading toward Asia without being stopped.
A third fully-loaded crude tanker completed the transit in recent days, according to tracking data. Additional loaded tankers have followed the same route in recent days. AIS data reviewed by observers shows the vessels continuing their voyages after crossing the line. The departures mark a shift from earlier enforcement patterns at the location.
U.S. reportedly allows Iranian oil to reenter the global market. No interdiction actions against the tankers were recorded during the transits. Blockade line enforcement appears to have eased in connection with the reported policy adjustment. " — OSINTtechnical, recent report The port of Chabahar serves as a key export point for Iranian oil shipments.
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