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More than 10 countries ask US to extend Russian oil purchase waivers: finance minister
More than 10 countries have asked the US to extend temporary permission to buy Russian oil, the finance minister said.
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UPDATE: 34 Iran-linked tankers evade U.S. blockade and complete deliveries, according to reports. The vessels successfully bypassed maritime restrictions to reach their destinations.
Reports indicate that 34 tankers linked to Iran have successfully bypassed U.S. blockade measures, with some vessels completing their deliveries.
US Navy to continue blockade of Iranian ports under President Trump's orders, says Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. Bessent claims blockade targets Iran's primary revenue lifelines and could force oil wells shut.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that the US Navy will continue blockading Iranian ports under President Donald Trump's orders, aiming to restrict Iran's primary revenue sources.
US Navy continues blockade of Iranian ports, threatening to shut down oil wells as Kharg Island storage nears capacity. Action targets regime's primary maritime trade.
The United States Navy will continue the blockade of Iranian ports, with Kharg Island storage expected to be full within days, leading to the shutdown of Iranian oil wells and directly targeting the regime's primary source of maritime trade.
US to maintain naval blockade against Iranian ports, President Trump announces.
US President Donald Trump announced that the United States will maintain a naval blockade against Iranian ports.
US blocks Iraq dollar shipments to pressure Iran-backed militias, WSJ reports.
The United States is blocking Iraq's dollar shipments to pressure Iran-backed militias, according to The Wall Street Journal.