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Japanese Supertanker Transits Strait of Hormuz with Iran's Permission, Carrying 2 Million Barrels of Oil
Iran allowed a Japanese supertanker loaded with 2 million barrels of oil to transit the Strait of Hormuz. Japan, a close U.S. ally, paid transit fees and used Iranian-designated lanes. The passage highlights ongoing oil flow despite geopolitical tensions.
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Iran permitted a Japanese supertanker carrying 2 million barrels of oil to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, according to @MarioNawfal reported. The supertanker, which is Japanese, sailed through Iranian-designated shipping lanes during the transit. Japan pays Iran transit fees for such passages, enabling the continued flow of oil, @MarioNawfal reported.
The event underscores Japan's role as one of America's closest allies while engaging in direct payments and lane usage with Iran to maintain oil supplies.
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