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Covering maritime trades for TradeWinds. Opinions are my own
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IMO condemns Iran's Hormuz attacks, calls for safe-passage framework

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By Max Tingyao Lin Verified, Aresu Eqbali
| S&P Global Verified
International Maritime Organization member states May 19 passed another resolution to condemn Iran's attacks on merchant ships around the Strait of Hormuz following recent Iranian moves to formalize its control over the key energy chokepoint. During the UN agency's 111th Maritime Safety Committee session May 13-22, the UAE proposed the resolution to condemn Iran for "unlawful activities" to obstruct shipping activities at Hormuz, the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman.
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G7 tankers help Russia lift April crude exports amid soft sanctions enforcement

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By Max Tingyao Lin Verified
| S&P Global Verified
Russia managed to use G7-linked tankers to raise crude exports in April as Western authorities signaled softer sanctions enforcement amid a looming oil supply shortage. Tankers flagged, owned or operated by companies based in G7 countries and their allies, or insured by Western protection and indemnity clubs, lifted 29.4% of Russia's crude exports of 4.1 million barrels/day in April, according to data from S&P Global Commodities at Sea(opens in a new tab) and Maritime Intelligence Risk Suite.
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EU opens legal recycling route for shadow fleet tankers, sanctions maze constrains impact

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By Max Tingyao Lin Verified
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New EU rules will provide a legal channel for recycling shadow fleet tankers, according to industry participants and analysts, even though their actual impact could be limited by the complex international sanctions network. In its 20th sanctions package against Russia, adopted , Brussels announced an exemption for companies to deal with EU-sanctioned ships if they were to be sent to scrapyards.
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