Iran shifts oil export control back to its state company after shadow-fleet disruption

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Iran is handing crude marketing back to the National Iranian Oil Company after IRGC-linked shadow-fleet operators were killed, a shift that tightens state control over sanctioned oil exports as sanctions and blockades bite.

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@staunovo

Iran has abandoned intermediaries it used for decades to sell its oil after a number of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps officials who run “shadow fleet” operations were killed, according to Iranian state media. IRNA and the Tehran Times r

@tankertrackers

WSJ: Iran Abandons Dark-Fleet Intermediaries to Sell Its Oil #OOTT #IranWar #Tankers

@oilheadlinenews

WSJ: Iran Abandons Dark-Fleet Intermediaries to Sell Its Oil

@financialjuice

Iran Abandons Dark-Fleet Intermediaries to Sell Its Oil - WSJ Iran has abandoned intermediaries it used for decades to sell its oil after a number of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps officials who run “shadow fleet” operations were kille

@deitaone

IRAN ABANDONS DARK-FLEET INTERMEDIARIES TO SELL ITS OIL Iran has ended its long-running reliance on intermediaries and shadow networks to sell oil, handing full export control back to its state oil company after IRGC-linked operatives wer

@wsj

A network of sanctioned vessels has helped Iran evade sanctions but naval patrols pose a new challenge for the shadow fleet

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