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US authorities prevented a ship loaded with Russia’s oil products from reaching Louisiana, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday. The ship had set sail in early June from Russia’s Taman peninsula and intended to reach New Orleans on Sunday, per the Journal.
Two crew members of a Danish oil tanker passed away after they had inhaled toxic gas as they were working in the vessel at the Chattogram port on Saturday.The deceased are Indians and have been identified as Akhil Shekhar, 26, and Jishnu Raj, 29. Both are from Kerala.
The bloc has dismissed the plans to prevent EU-owned vessels from transporting oil from Russia to countries located outside the region, per the people who have knowledge of the matter mentioned in a Bloomberg report on Monday.
Iran’s Navy has thwarted a potential “pirate attack” on an oil tanker that had set sail for the Gulf of Aden. Four boats that had six pirates on each were on their way to hijack the tanker that had set sail toward the strait of Bab-el Mandeb.
Indonesian army seized a huge tanker allegedly carrying thousands of tons of wasted black oil. The vessel is brought the ship to shore for further investigations.
Two months since the collapse of Cambodia’s only oil venture, the attention has now shifted to millions of dollars worth of oil that had been pumped from the country’s offshore concession before production had been halted.
Boris Johnson, the British Prime Minister, has said that Iran has to face the consequences for its ‘outrageous’ fatal attack on an Israeli-managed ship near the coast of Oman last week.
The US and the UK together with Israel have alleged that Iran struck an oil tanker using a drone off the coast of Oman.
Two crew members were killed when a tanker linked to an Israeli billionaire was attacked off the coast of Oman. The two slain crew members were a Briton and a Romanian.