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Iran seizes Eswatini-flagged vessel for smuggling fuel

November 30, 2025
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Iran seized on Sunday an Eswatini-flagged vessel carrying 350,000 litres of smuggled fuel, the semi-official Tasnim news agency reported.

“We seized a vessel carrying smuggled fuel in the form of gasoil and flying Swaziland’s (Eswatini) flag. It was brought to Bushehr’s coast following a judicial order and its content will be unloaded,” a Revolutionary Guards navy commander said, adding the vessel’s 13 crew were from India and one neighbouring country.

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