NEW DELHI: Two tankers carrying Iranian crude have reached Indian ports, marking the first such deliveries since May 2019.According to ship-tracking data from Kpler, Felicity, a very large crude carrier carrying about two million barrels of oil, anchored off Sikka on Gujarat’s coast late on Sunday. A second tanker, Jaya, also carrying a similar volume of crude, anchored near Paradip off the Odisha coast around the same time. Watch India Receives Iranian Crude After 7 Years Amid Looming US Hormuz Blockade Crisis Both Felicity and Jaya were loaded at Kharg Island, Iran’s biggest seaport that handles nearly 90% of the country’s oil exports. While Felicity lifted cargo in mid-March, Jaya was loaded in late Feb, before military tensions between the US-Israel combine and Iran escalated.The shipping ministry, however, said that it was not aware of the two vessels. Source link Post Views: 12 Post navigation Supreme Court India: Person born in India has right to remain on electoral roll, vote: Supreme Court | India News NCPEDP urges disability reservation ahead of upcoming Women’s Reservation Bill in special Lok Sabha session | India News
