Floating Gas Station Becomes Hub for Iranian Oil Transfers
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A floating gas station in the Persian Gulf has become a key point where Iranian oil is transferred between vessels, according to reports. The mobile platform, which operates outside traditional port facilities, allows for rapid movement of crude between ships.
The station, located in international waters, has been used by Iranian oil companies to move cargo between tankers, bypassing some of the restrictions imposed by international sanctions. Officials have noted that the platform’s mobility makes it difficult to monitor and regulate.
While the practice is not new, the increased visibility of the floating station highlights the ongoing challenges in enforcing oil export controls on Iranian shipments.
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