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Kaitlin Tosh

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Digital Investigations Journalist @SkyNews | Formerly at The Economist, Reuters
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Ship tracking reveals tankers and millions of barrels of oil stuck in the Gulf

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By Laura Bundock , Kaitlin Tosh 
| Manx Radio
Maritime activity has been almost brought to a standstill as the US and Iran have traded strikes. Hundreds of tankers are usually travelling through the Strait of Hormuz between Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman at all times, with Iran to the north and Oman and the United Arab Emirates to the south. It's the only marine outlet for this region's main oil producers including Iran.
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Ship tracking reveals tankers and millions of barrels of oil stuck in the Gulf

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By Laura Bundock , Kaitlin Tosh 
| Manx Radio
Maritime activity has been almost brought to a standstill as the US and Iran have traded strikes. Hundreds of tankers are usually travelling through the Strait of Hormuz between Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman at all times, with Iran to the north and Oman and the United Arab Emirates to the south. It's the only marine outlet for this region's main oil producers including Iran.
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Reviving Venezuela's oil industry may be harder than Trump thinks - and this is why

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By Kaitlin Tosh , Joely Santa Cruz 
| Manx Radio
"We're going to have our very large US oil companies - the biggest anywhere in the world - go in, spend billions of dollars, fix the badly broken oil infrastructure and start making money for the country," he said at a news conference on Saturday. He has since said Venezuela will imminently hand over 30 to 50 million barrels of crude to the US government - worth around £2.1bn - and the US has seized two sanctioned tankers.
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