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Tankertrackers says that about six million barrels of Iranian oil have been intercepted on their way to America

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Tankertrackers says that about six million barrels of Iranian oil have been intercepted on their way to America

The tanker tracking company "TankTrackers" says that almost six million barrels of crude oil seized in Iran, worth about $600 million, are crossing the Atlantic Ocean to the United States.

The company released this news on Thursday morning, but did not provide additional details about the tankers carrying these cargoes.

The data of the energy information company "Kepler" also shows that three oil tankers "Lenor", "Tiffany" and "Majestic X" which loaded almost 5.9 million barrels of Iranian crude oil in total, are moving towards the west.

Checking the navigation data shows that "Majestic X" declared its destination as the port of Galston in the state of Texas. Other reports also indicate that Tiffany is now moving westward in the Atlantic, but its final destination has not been definitively determined in public figures.

🔸 "Majestic X" when seized by the US military on the third day of May this year, around 1. She was carrying 88 million barrels of Iranian crude oil. The oil tanker Tiffany was also seized in the Indian Ocean at the same time, and reports indicated that it was carrying nearly 1.9 million barrels of Iranian oil.

During the first round of Iran's naval blockade, which began on April 24 and lasted until the end of June, America detained or detained several oil tankers related to Iran's oil exports in Indian Ocean waters.

Kepler previously reported on September 10 that the Lenore, Tiffany and Majestic X carried a total of nearly 5.9 million barrels of Iranian crude oil. At the time, only the "Majestic X" had declared its destination at Glastonbury, and the other two tankers had no specific final destination in the tracking systems.

The authorities of the United States and the Republic of Salami have not yet commented on the transfer of these seized cargoes to American ports.