An Indian firm has been accused of evading US sanctions by importing Iranian petrochemicals through deceptive routing practices. The report alleges a coordinated effort to conceal the origin of shipments, raising serious concerns about illegal trade.
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A new study has revealed what experts describe as blatant attempts by the firm to bypass US sanctions. According to the details, the company produced 2.6 million metric tons of granulated urea from Iran. The shipment was allegedly routed through Oman to create a false impression of its origin.
🇮🇳 India caught using false shipping documents in an Iranian urea case, with possible sanctions looming.
India was also recently caught using Pakistani flags on its oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, but the attempt was exposed immediately by Iran. pic.twitter.com/lxtSXk0ERh
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The vessel, MV Infinity, reportedly sailed to Oman as part of this deceptive operation. Experts say this move appears to have been designed to bypass restrictions on trade with Iranian exporters.
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Documents linked to the transaction are now circulating online, drawing further scrutiny. Analysts warn that the Indian firm could face US sanctions for engaging in prohibite