Reuters report on Iran's continued export of liquefied gas under the US naval blockade

Reuters has reported that Iran continues to export cargoes of liquefied gas and jet fuel despite the US naval blockade and uses ship-to-ship transfers in the waters near Oman to hide the cargoes.

Reuters has reported that Iran continues to export cargoes of liquefied gas and jet fuel despite the US naval blockade and uses ship-to-ship transfers in the waters near Oman to hide the cargoes.

Ambassador Arjan - Economic Group: Reuters wrote: Iran continues to export liquefied gas and jet fuel shipments; To hide these shipments, Tehran uses ship-to-ship transfer in the waters near Oman.

Reuters reported that despite the US naval blockade, Iran managed to export cargoes of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and jet fuel from mid-July, and to hide these cargoes, it uses ship-to-ship transfers in the waters near Oman.

Liquefied Gas (LPG): According to the United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI) analysis, at least 8 tankers carrying Iranian liquefied natural gas have left the Gulf of Oman since mid-July, with a total volume of 4.1 million barrels.

Jet fuel: Satellite images and analysis by "Cinemax" group show that a tanker carrying Iranian jet fuel arrived in Myanmar in September.

Concealment in ship-to-ship transfers: Iran hides its cargo among the growing volume of ship-to-ship transfers from other Persian Gulf producers near Oman's ports of Shinas and Sohar.

Final route: Most of these shipments have moved to the eastern port area of Malaysia to be transferred from ship to ship, and their final destination is likely to be China.

Reuters visual research reports at least 135 attacks attributed to Iran and its allies on critical infrastructure in the Persian Gulf countries.

Abu Dhabi's claim of de-escalation comes at a time when the continuation of hostile positions against Iran's territorial integrity, hosting Netanyahu and security alignment with the US and the Zionist regime, has created a clear gap between the UAE's diplomatic speech and regional behavior.

The published reports based on satellite data tell about the change in the position of the American ships in the south of Iran and their distance from the previous maritime blockade line.