The Zioneer published an analysis detailing how Iran's shadow fleet allegedly transferred 600 million barrels of oil, evading sanctions through night transfers at sea and the use of false flags. The analysis reportedly exposes the financing mechanism of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
The Zioneer has published a new analysis examining the operations of Iran's shadow fleet, which it claims transferred 600 million barrels of oil in violation of international sanctions. According to the report, the fleet used night transfers and false flags to evade detection. The analysis asserts that the IRGC's financing mechanism relies on these illicit oil exports. The publication adds to a growing body of reporting on Iran's efforts to bypass sanctions and maintain revenue streams amid ongoing tensions over the Strait of Hormuz.
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