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Indonesia seizes Iran-flagged tanker over suspected crude oil transfer Headline from Digital Journal
Indonesian maritime authorities seized an Iranian-flagged tanker carrying more than 200,000 metric tons of light crude oil after a suspected illegal
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Digital Journal
Indonesia seizes Iran-flagged tanker over suspected crude oil transfer ↗ (opens Digital Journal) Published Jul 10, 2023
Same headline from 2 more outlets Digital Journal's feed description Indonesian maritime authorities seized an Iranian-flagged tanker carrying more than 200,000 metric tons of light crude oil after a suspected illegal
Al-Monitor
Indonesia seizes Iran-flagged ship suspected of transferring oil illegally ↗ (opens Al-Monitor) Published Jul 10, 2023
Al-Monitor's feed description The 26-year-old tanker was seized and its crew were detained after the vessel was spotted in Indonesia’s North Natuna Sea, suspected of moving oil to Cameroon-flagged MT S Tinos without a permit on Friday.
Bloomberg
Indonesia Seizes Iran-Flagged Tanker Suspected of Illegal Trade ↗ (opens Bloomberg) Published Jul 10, 2023
Bloomberg's feed description Indonesia’s coastguards seized an Iran-flagged supertanker suspected of illegally transporting oil earlier this week.
FOX Business
Indonesia captures Iran-flagged supertanker suspected of illegal oil transfer, following a pursuit ↗ (opens FOX Business) Published Jul 10, 2023
FOX Business's feed description Indonesian maritime authorities on Tuesday have announced the captured of an Iranian-flagged ship accused of carrying out an illegal oil transfer at sea.
Oil Price
Indonesia Seizes Iranian Oil Tanker ↗ (opens Oil Price) Published Jul 10, 2023
Oil Price's feed description Indonesia has seized an Iranian-flagged tanker, claiming it was planning an illegal oil transfer.
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