Vessel Carrying Saudi Crude Reaches India; First Tanker to Arrive From Strait of Hormuz Since Iran War

How oil tanker, captained by Indian, went dark to cross Hormuz and reach Mumbai

An Indian-captained crude oil tanker carrying 135,335 metric tonnes of Saudi crude reached Mumbai after briefly switching off its tracking systemto cross the Strait of Hormuz in dark mode.

First India-bound tanker since Iran-US conflict reaches Mumbai after crossing Strait of Hormuz

Liberia-flagged Shenlong Suezmax carrying over 1.35 lakh tonnes of crude docks at Mumbai Port; Shipping Ministry says 28 Indian-flagged vessels operating in Per

First India-bound vessel with 1,35,335 MT crude, reaches Mumbai via Strait of Hormuz amid war

A tanker carrying Saudi crude has reached Mumbai Port. It is the first India-bound vessel to navigate the Strait of Hormuz since the Iran-US conflict began. The vessel temporarily went off tracking systems while passing through the high-risk strait. Indian authorities are monitoring the safety of Indian-flagged vessels in the Persian Gulf region.

India receives first crude oil ship via Strait of Hormuz since West Asia conflict

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A Dark Night: India-Bound Oil Tanker's Daring Dash Through Strait Of Hormuz

Amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, a Liberian-flagged tanker, carrying crude oil from Saudi Arabia, has berthed at the Mumbai Port, becoming the first vessel to safely transit the Gulf waterway and arrive in India amid war.

First India-bound vessel Liberia flagged Shenlong Suezmax with 1,35,335 Metric tonnes crude, reaches Mumbai via Strait of Hormuz

The tanker reportedly switched off its Automatic Identification System (AIS) transponder while navigating the high-risk stretch of the strait.