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    US in process of seizing Timor-Leste-flagged Olina tanker in the Caribbean, officials say

    The Daily FuseBy The Daily FuseJanuary 9, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    US in process of seizing Timor-Leste-flagged Olina tanker in the Caribbean, officials say
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    WASHINGTON: The US is within the strategy of seizing the Olina tanker within the Caribbean close to Trinidad within the fifth such interdiction of ships in latest weeks as a part of Washington’s efforts to manage Venezuelan oil exports, two US officers mentioned on Friday (Jan 9).

    The Olina, which in keeping with public delivery database Equasis was falsely flying the flag of Timor Leste, had beforehand sailed from Venezuela and had returned to the area, mentioned an business supply with direct information of the matter.

    “The vessel’s AIS (location) tracker was final energetic 52 days in the past within the Venezuelan EEZ, northeast of Curacao,” British maritime threat administration firm Vanguard mentioned individually.

    “The seizure follows a chronic pursuit of tankers linked to sanctioned Venezuelan oil shipments within the area.”

    The Olina left Venezuela final week absolutely loaded with oil as a part of a flotilla shortly after the US seized Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Jan 3, and the vessel was returning absolutely loaded to Venezuela following the US blockade of Venezuelan oil exports, the business supply mentioned.

    The US imposed sanctions on the tanker in January final 12 months, when it was named the Minerva M, for what Washington mentioned was it being a part of the so-called shadow fleet of ships that sail with little regulation or recognized insurance coverage.



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