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Shadow fleets, teapot refineries and covert trade: How China keeps Iranian oil flowing
Despite escalating US sanctions and a maritime blockade, Iran continues to earn billions of dollars in oil revenue by using a clandestine network of aging tankers to ship crude to China, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.
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jpost.com
Iran evades US sanctions, exporting oil to China via ship-to-ship transfers | The Jerusalem Post
The ships receiving the oil are often part of Iran’s “shadow fleet,” a fleet of old, rusting tankers that obscure their owners and may switch their flags to those of countries…
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hindustantimes.com
The High-Seas Black Market That Keeps Iran’s Illicit Oil Flowing
The regime has managed to sell billions of dollars in crude to China using a clandestine network of aging tankers. | World News
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infobae.com
Petróleo iraní en refinerías chinas: el circuito clandestino que genera USD 31 mil millones anuales al régimen de Teherán
Una red de buques fantasma con nombres borrados y rastreadores apagados mueve 1,4 millones de barriles diarios desde puertos iraníes hasta refinerías chinas, evadiendo las…
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thediplomat.com
Transporting Oil to China by Rail Will Not Solve Iran’s Export Headache
The overland route presents a limited lifeline for Tehran, but cannot substitute for sea-based oil trade.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Shadow fleets, teapot refineries and covert trade: How China keeps Iranian oil flowing
Despite escalating US sanctions and a maritime blockade, Iran continues to earn billions of dollars in oil revenue by using a clandestine network of aging tankers to ship crude to…
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Mojtaba allows special Hormuz access to nuclear allies; Putin & Xi mock Trump's failing naval siege
China and Iran appear to be adapting to mounting U.S. pressure with new energy and transport corridors. Iran has signaled special transit treatment for China and Russia in the…