US intercepts vessel in Arabian Sea over Iran embargo

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The US Navy intercepted the commercial vessel "Sevan" in the Arabian Sea yesterday for allegedly violating an embargo related to Iran. The ship, part of a network transporting Iranian oil and gas, is now complying with US directives and being escorted back toward Iran.

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The US Central Command (Centcom) said it intercepted a commercial vessel in the Arabian Sea that was attempting to breach an embargo related to Iran. The ship, identified as “Sevan,” was described as part of a network transporting Iranian oil and gas products.

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