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11 India-bound oil gas and fertiliser vessels crossed Hormuz after US-Iran MoU
Hindustan Times··24 Jun
Hindustan Times reported that MEA spokesman Randhir Jaiswal said on June 23 eleven vessels transited since the June 17 deal including three Indian-flagged crude tankers, one LPG carrier, one foreign crude tanker and six fertiliser bulk carriers while ten Indian ships remain in the Persian Gulf.
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What It Means For You
- Hormuz reopening eases fuel and fertiliser supply fears.
- Indian crude and LPG imports are resuming.
- Energy policy stays tied to national interest.
What's Happening
- 11 India-bound ships crossed Hormuz since June 17.
- MEA briefed on progress on June 23.
- 10 Indian-flagged vessels remain in the Gulf.
Shipping Details
- Three Indian tankers carried about 285,000 MT each.
- Six bulk carriers brought fertiliser cargo.
- US-Iran MoU reopened the strategic waterway.
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