Tanker Carrying Russian Oil Changes Its Destination US Tweaks Rules - Bloomberg
According to vessel tracking data collected by Bloomberg and maritime intelligence company Kpler Ltd., the tanker Sea Horse, which is believed to be carrying about 200,000 barrels of Russian diesel, was on Friday heading to its newly declared destination – Trinidad and Tobago instead of Cuba.
Last month, the tanker suddenly halted its movement in the middle of the North Atlantic due to what amounted to a U.S. fuel blockade of Cuba.
According to shipping data, another tanker, Anatoliy Kolodkin, is still crossing the Atlantic Ocean toward the port of Matanzas in Cuba.
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As Ukrinform previously reported, Russian authorities had sent two tankers carrying oil and gas to Cuba amid a U.S. energy blockade of the island.
The U.S. Department of the Treasury added Cuba to the list of countries prohibited from receiving Russian oil after reports that a tanker with Russian fuel was heading to the island, which is under a U.S. maritime blockade.
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