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Oil tankers linked to Iran are changing routes to avoid U.S. sanctions
Iranian oil and gas tankers, subjected to U.S. sanctions, are beginning to change their routes abruptly and erratically between the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea. This comes as the United States has imposed a tightened maritime blockade. Military reports confirmed the interception of three ships and the onboard boarding of American forces for inspection. Additionally, one oil tanker was hit by missiles near Khark Island for failing to comply with orders. Some tankers have moved in unusual ways, while others have altered their courses, alongside limited crossing activity through the Strait of Hormuz. There is also a complete lack of clear information about the ship owners, reflecting an escalation of military tensions in the region.
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