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What will be the outcome of the Malaysian coast guard's tracking of the Ceres I by September 30, 2024?
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Oil Tankers in Singapore Collision, Including Ceres I, Not Carrying Iranian Crude: Iran
Jul 20, 2024, 12:41 PM
None of the oil tankers involved in a collision off the coast of Singapore were carrying Iranian crude oil, according to Iran’s Ministry of Petroleum. The incident, which occurred on Friday, involved the Ceres I oil tanker, a vessel previously implicated in violating US sanctions by transferring Iranian oil. Malaysia’s coast guard is currently tracking the whereabouts of the Ceres I. Tehran confirmed this information on Saturday.
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