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Iran mulls release of Stena Bulk-owned tanker
Stena Impero, owned by Swedish company Stena Bulk, was captured by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps on July 19
Stena Impero owner meets Iran to urge release of tanker
Iran warns Gulf security will be hit if exports totally cut off
Greece will not assist Iranian tanker, says minister
The US State Department maintains the tanker is assisting the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps by transporting oil to Syria
Freed tanker leased to Iranian shipping company
The US has issued a warrant to seize the vessel, formerly known as Grace 1, claiming it has links to Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, which it designates as a terrorist organisation
Australia joins US-led Strait of Hormuz coalition
Destabilising behaviour is a threat to Australia’s interests in the region, the Australian prime minister reiterates amid spate of attacks on international shipping in the region in recent months
International co-operation needed to tackle Gulf of Guinea piracy
Call comes after the abduction of 17 seafarers in the Gulf of Guinea
Iran warns US not to seize freed tanker headed towards Greece
Tehran warns any attempt by the US to seize the Adrian Darya 1 — formerly Grace 1 — again will be met with ‘heavy consequences’
Cosmoship and MC-Schiffahrt express concern over Cameroon attacks
Another vessel attacked a few hours earlier has been identified as the Antigua- and Barbuda-flagged multipurpose vessel MarMalaita
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