Three Saudi-flagged supertankers carrying six million barrels of crude oil passed through the Strait of Hormuz hours after an agreement was signed between the United States and Iran regarding the conflict, according to data reported by multiple sources.
Data shows that three Saudi-flagged supertankers, transporting a total of six million barrels of crude oil, transited the Strait of Hormuz shortly after US President Donald Trump signed a deal with Iran intended to end the conflict. The New York Post reported this development, citing the data.
Middle East Eye also reported on the passage of the Saudi supertankers through the Strait of Hormuz following the Iran deal. The outlet noted the movement of the tankers as occurring after the agreement was signed.
No further details regarding the specifics of the Iran deal or the Saudi tankers’ destinations were provided in the available sources. The New York Post did not elaborate on the terms of the agreement signed by President Trump and Iran.
No left-leaning sources provided additional details beyond the confirmation of the tankers’ transit. Middle East Eye’s reporting focused on the timing of the transit in relation to the deal.
No right-leaning sources reported on this story beyond the initial report from the New York Post.
The current status remains the confirmed passage of the tankers, with limited information available regarding the details of the Iran deal or the implications of this transit.
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