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"Return Of The Pirates": Iran's 'Plunder' Jibe At US After It Seizes Tankers
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said the operation effectively endorsed piracy. He described it as "the outright legalisation of piracy and armed robbery on the high seas".
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US Blockade Chokes Iran Oil Trade, Vessels Pile Up Near Chabahar Port
Some 155 million barrels of Iranian crude are either in transit or floating storage all over the world, according to an estimate from Vortexa Ltd.
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How A Sanctioned "Floating Gas Station" Helped Iran Transfer Oil
The vessel, identified as the M/T Tifani, was carrying Iranian crude when it was intercepted, according to a statement from the Pentagon.
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Trump's Messaging Blitz Divides Advisers As Iran Talks Waver
Trump's social media threats intended to humiliate Tehran's leaders make them less inclined to strike a deal with the US.
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USS George HW Bush Joins Ford, Lincoln: All About 3 US Carriers In Middle East
USS George HW Bush was moving along the eastern coast of Africa and was in the Indian Ocean on Thursday, joining the other two carriers in the Middle East.
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US Claims It Seized Iran-Linked Oil Tanker In Indian Ocean
US Claims It Seized Iran-Linked Oil Tanker In Indian Ocean
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Blue Origin's New Rocket Grounded After Launching Satellite Into Wrong Orbit
Launches of the huge New Glenn rocket are grounded until Blue Origin and the Federal Aviation Administration complete their investigation.
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Houthi Threat? Why USS George Bush Is Taking 1.5 Times Longer Route To Gulf
The Pentagon has not said anything about why Bush is taking the long way. But the answer seems like a silent acknowledgement that even the US's most powerful naval formation is no longer safe in the Red Sea
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How An Indian Amla Tree Gave The Strait Of Malacca Its Name
An Indian amla tree, centuries ago, lent its name to one of the world's most important waterways, the Strait of Malacca
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Global Common India Has To Manage: Ram Madhav At Indian Ocean Conference
"What unfortunately happens mostly is there are certain big powers in the world which want to play the role of managers of all the global commons," said Ram Madhav, who is also the chief of Delhi-based think tank India Foundation, one of the organise
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"Return Of The Pirates": Iran's 'Plunder' Jibe At US After It Seizes Tankers
Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei said the operation effectively endorsed piracy. He described it as "the outright legalisation of piracy and armed robbery on the high seas".
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US Blockade Chokes Iran Oil Trade, Vessels Pile Up Near Chabahar Port
Some 155 million barrels of Iranian crude are either in transit or floating storage all over the world, according to an estimate from Vortexa Ltd.
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How A Sanctioned "Floating Gas Station" Helped Iran Transfer Oil
The vessel, identified as the M/T Tifani, was carrying Iranian crude when it was intercepted, according to a statement from the Pentagon.
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Trump's Messaging Blitz Divides Advisers As Iran Talks Waver
Trump's social media threats intended to humiliate Tehran's leaders make them less inclined to strike a deal with the US.
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USS George HW Bush Joins Ford, Lincoln: All About 3 US Carriers In Middle East
USS George HW Bush was moving along the eastern coast of Africa and was in the Indian Ocean on Thursday, joining the other two carriers in the Middle East.
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US Claims It Seized Iran-Linked Oil Tanker In Indian Ocean
US Claims It Seized Iran-Linked Oil Tanker In Indian Ocean
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Blue Origin's New Rocket Grounded After Launching Satellite Into Wrong Orbit
Launches of the huge New Glenn rocket are grounded until Blue Origin and the Federal Aviation Administration complete their investigation.
-
Houthi Threat? Why USS George Bush Is Taking 1.5 Times Longer Route To Gulf
The Pentagon has not said anything about why Bush is taking the long way. But the answer seems like a silent acknowledgement that even the US's most powerful naval formation is no longer safe in the Red Sea
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How An Indian Amla Tree Gave The Strait Of Malacca Its Name
An Indian amla tree, centuries ago, lent its name to one of the world's most important waterways, the Strait of Malacca
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Global Common India Has To Manage: Ram Madhav At Indian Ocean Conference
"What unfortunately happens mostly is there are certain big powers in the world which want to play the role of managers of all the global commons," said Ram Madhav, who is also the chief of Delhi-based think tank India Foundation, one of the organise
