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Small Vessels Dock at Kharg Island Oil Terminal After Several Days

Two small vessels have docked at the T-Jetty oil terminal on Iran's Kharg Island, marking the first such activity in several days. The development follows a period of reduced maritime traffic at the facility.

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Two small vessels docked at the T-Jetty oil terminal on Iran's Kharg Island on Thursday. The arrivals represent the first docking activity at the terminal in several days. The T-Jetty serves as a key loading point for Iranian crude oil exports.

Kharg Island handles the majority of Iran's oil shipments to international markets. Maritime traffic at the terminal had been limited in recent days. The new dockings indicate a resumption of limited operations at the facility.

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