Iran tries to distribute risks and get the maximum amount of raw materials until he has lost his logistics control.
Iran is immediately exporting oil from the country against the back of the threat of new blows from Israel and discussions of the possible United States connection to military operations in the region. Tehran hurried to load his tanks and sell oil as quickly as possible. Bloomberg reported this Friday, June 20.
The satellite images of the oil terminal on the island of Hark indicate that the tanks are almost completely filled. However, after Israel’s attack on Iran on June 13, Iran’s exports grew to 2.33 million barrels per day, 44% more than the average indicator from the beginning of the year. This is proven by the data of the analysts tankertrackers.com.
Analysts believe that Iran is trying to distribute risks and release the maximum volume of raw materials until logistics control is lost.
“They are trying to get out as much as possible,” said co -Founder of Tankertrackers.com Samir Madani. According to him, the priority is the safety of the supply, so the tankers do not last near the island, but only take the load and go to sea.
From the satellite images it was clear that on June 11, the island’s tanks were not fully filled, and on June 18 almost all were “under the eyeballs.”
Iran can store up to 28 million oil barrels only at this terminal, so saturation of storages occurs quickly and has a high volume of exports.
Another feature of logistics is the dispersion of tankers. Instead of waiting for loading near Hark, they approached the terminal at the last moment and left immediately. After the first missile strike near the island, there was no remaining ships, though on June 11 there were many large VLCC tanks.
Iran had used the same tactics in October last year in previous attacks, which allowed to prevent serious losses and did not stop exporting.
According to media reports, United States President Donald Trump has supported plans for Iran’s impact, but to this day he has removed their implementation, hoping that the Iranian government will be in a deal. Iran said that if the United States joined the Israeli attack, Tehran would hit “wherever he could find goals.”
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