US Considers Easing Sanctions on Vessels Transporting Iranian and Russian Oil

The United States is reportedly exploring the possibility of reducing sanctions on a fleet of tankers, often referred to as the ‘shadow fleet,’ which are involved in the transportation of oil from Russia, Iran, and Venezuela.
According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, the United States is currently reviewing measures that could lead to a relaxation of sanctions targeting vessels engaged in the transport of oil originating from Russia and Iran. Reuters has reported that the U.S. is examining the potential for easing restrictions on ships identified as part of the ‘shadow fleet.’ These vessels are primarily involved in the movement of crude oil from Russia, Iran, and Venezuela.
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