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At least 26 Iranian shadow fleet vessels bypass US blockade

  • More than 10 vessels have transited past the US blockade line since the terms were expanded last week
  • Eleven tankers laden with Iranian cargo have left the Gulf of Oman or Middle East Gulf since April 13
  • A Greek-owned bulker left an Iranian port on April 15 and passed the blockade line on April 19

While the US military says it has turned around over 20 vessels and ‘completely halted’ Iranian trade, Lloyd’s List Intelligence shows a steady flow of shadow fleet traffic in and out of the Middle East Gulf

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