Iran turns to crude exports via Jask terminal amid Hormuz disruptions
Iran is turning to its only crude loading terminal outside the Persian Gulf to help sustain seaborne exports amid a US blockade of its ports and threats to its oil hub at Kharg Island, according to satellite imagery. The shift to loading crude at Iran’s Jask terminal in the Gulf of Oman highlights Tehran’s efforts ...
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