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Iranian Tankers Cross US Naval Blockade After Trump Deal Allows Iran To Restart Oil Sales
Iranian Tankers Cross US Naval Blockade After Trump Deal Allows Iran To Restart Oil Sales
The first Iranian ships crossed the area of the US naval blockade without obstruction after a memorandum of understanding was reached to end the war between Washington and Tehran, Iran’s semi-official Fars News Agency reported Tuesday.
At least three Iranian oil tankers and two cargo ships carrying essential goods broke through the US naval blockade following an accord between the countries.
A large Iranian VLCC and another vessel used to transport livestock moved from open waters toward...
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