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Iranian Tankers Allegedly Evade U.S. Blockade, Smuggling LPG to China

5 reports, 1 independent Updated Mon 00:00
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What happened

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United Against Nuclear Iran reported that small Iranian tankers are bypassing the U.S. naval blockade to smuggle sanctioned liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) to China via a maritime hub off Malaysia. United Against Nuclear Iran identified one of these vessels as the SOGL, which allegedly left an Iranian port in late August, breached the blockade, and traveled to China to discharge its Iranian cargo.

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Why it matters

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The reports indicate that these tankers are successfully evading U.S. maritime restrictions imposed after the Iranian port blockade was reinstated in mid-July. This activity suggests that some vessels are managing to circumvent sanctions related to Iranian oil and LPG.

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Who's involved

  • United Against Nuclear IranMonitors regional tanker activity off the coast of Tehran
  • TehranCapital city near which United Against Nuclear Iran monitors tanker activity

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