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run out of oil storage by Sunday – 26 April. Writing on the RealClearDefense website, Lance B Gordon, a retired naval officer, claimed:“Forcing Iran to shut in production due to lack of storage would risk
long-term disruptions’ With the United States-Israeli war on Iran entering its 60th day, experts warn that there is no end in sight, as negotiations continue to be “stalled” amid soaring oil prices
oil, gas and other Gulf exports as leverage to win broad security guarantees. But after the breakdown of the Islamabad talks, Trump imposed a counter-blockade of shipping using Iranian ports, exacerbating Iran’s deep
running out of oil storage space, Iran has brought an old tanker named NASHA (9079107) out of retirement. “She’s a 30yo [year old] VLCC [Very Large Crude Carrier] that’s been anchored empty
long time. " "This requires intensive diplomatic efforts and practical solutions to ensure permanent freedom of navigation," he added. Araghchi also spoke by phone with the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Egypt. From Oman
long-lasting, widespread, and extraordinarily difficult to manage. The damage does not end when headlines fade. Today, that lesson is no longer confined to accidents. It is being amplified by acts
long as there is a blockade from both sides, talks remain difficult. That’s why a framework of understanding to end the blockade for at least 30 to 60 days for further negotiations is important
Iran. The prices would still have to rise, the company said, because it imports already-refined fuel with prices that are tied to global product markets rather than the cost of crude oil. It added
run IRNA news agency called Trump's announcement part of his "delirium," and Ebrahim Azizi, head of the national security commission of Iran's parliament, said on X that any interference in the strait would
storage reservoirs would fill quickly, some estimates suggest within a few weeks, forcing production shut-ins,” finance and policy analyst Javed Hassan, an adviser to the Islamabad-based Centre for Research and Security Studies (CRSS