According to foreign media reports, two oil tankers carrying cooking fuel that are under US sanctions are turning around and zigzagging in the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea. These unusual navigational maneuvers come as the US has launched a new round of actions targeting Iranian shipping starting from Tuesday. According to vessel tracking data, the liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) carrier Glendale turned around on Thursday night in the Gulf of Oman while sailing towards the Arabian Sea and is c

According to foreign media reports, two oil tankers carrying cooking fuel that have been sanctioned by the United States are turning around and sailing erratically in the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea. These unusual navigation maneuvers coincide with the United States launching a new round of operations against Iranian shipping, which began on Tuesday. According to ship tracking data, the LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) tanker Glendale turned around on Thursday night while sailing in the Gulf of Oman towards the Arabian Sea and is currently anchored near the coast of Oman. Danuta I made several dramatic changes of course shortly after entering the Arabian Sea and is now moving at a slower speed. A third US-sanctioned LPG carrier, the very large gas carrier Celeste, has also been observed entering the Arabian Sea.