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Iran’s Oil Still Reaches China Through Malaysian Waters as Tehran Claims Sovereignty Over Hormuz - Politics, Policy, Political Views
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Iran’s Oil Still Reaches China Through Malaysian Waters as Tehran Claims Sovereignty Over Hormuz - Politics, Policy, Political Views
Iran has been bypassing the U.S. blockade to deliver oil to China. Photo courtesy of ISNA A sanctioned tanker carrying Iranian liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) slipped past the U.S. naval blockade and unloaded in China on Oct. 21. The SOGL loaded about... The post Iran’s Oil Still Reaches China Through Malaysian Waters as Tehran Claims Sovereignty Over Hormuz first appeared on Politics, Policy, Political Views.
SOGL oil tanker went through the U.S. naval blockade on September 1st with 500,000 barrels of gas and unloaded the shipment in China.
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