सीजफायर के बाद पहले तेल टैंकर ने पार किया होर्मुज, UAE से आ रहा भारत – iran usa ceasefire non iranian oil tanker crosses hormuz strait india oil supply wdrk
For the first time since the fragile ceasefire between Iran and America came into force, a non-Iranian oil tanker has crossed the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has allowed an oil tanker coming to India to pass through Hormuz after the ceasefire. This oil is coming to India from United Arab Emirates.
News agency AFP has given this information quoting marine traffic data. gabon flag Oil Tanker ‘MSG’ has passed through this important waterway. According to the maritime surveillance organization, this tanker is going towards India’s Aegis Pipavav port carrying about 7,000 tons of UAE fuel oil. This port is located in Gujarat.
Limited movement has started on this important shipping route, indicating that despite the implementation of the two-week ceasefire, this route is not yet completely normal.
According to data analytics firm Kpler, which owns Marine Traffic, so far only two other tankers have been spotted since the ceasefire, both of which iranHe was a flag bearer, passed through Hormuz. Six bulk carriers have also crossed Hormuz.
Despite ceasefire, situation in Strait of Hormuz remains critical
Despite the two-week ceasefire declared between America and Iran, the situation in the Strait of Hormuz remains extremely critical. About one-fifth of the world’s oil trade passes through here. This path is still not completely open due to which global oil prices went above $ 100 per barrel.
Iran had promised to allow safe passage for ships under the terms of the ceasefire, but in practice the movement has been extremely limited. Iran is also planning to collect toll from ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
On the criticism regarding this, his argument is that it provides security to the ships passing through the strait, in return for which it is justified to collect toll.
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