Russia, Iran, and Venezuela are expanding their "shadow" tanker fleet to bypass Western oil sanctions. S&P Global reports 889 tankers now transport sanctioned oil. These older ships pose safety risks but enable these nations to sustain stable oil exports to the global market. - Sky-Tide Marketing

Russia, Iran, and Venezuela are expanding their “shadow” tanker fleet to bypass Western oil sanctions. S&P Global reports 889 tankers now transport sanctioned oil. These older ships pose safety risks but enable these nations to sustain stable oil exports to the global market.

November 12, 2024

Russia, Iran, and Venezuela are expanding their "shadow" tanker fleet to bypass Western oil sanctions. S&P Global reports 889 tankers now transport sanctioned oil. These older ships pose safety risks but enable these nations to sustain stable oil exports to the global market.

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