A report reveals details of the smuggling of stolen Ahwaz oil through the “ghost fleet”

The Iranian occupation state is using hundreds of oil tankers stolen from the state of Ahwaz, which some newspapers affiliated with Khamenei described as a “ghost fleet” to confront US sanctions on its oil exports, which includes 182 foreign tankers, and that oil exports have reached “numbers of more than one million barrels of oil.” Daily”.
A report by Khamenei’s media revealed that oil tankers do not allow the tracking systems of official international maritime institutions to access their locations and movements, stressing, “Iranian oil is heading on the black market, with the help of these ships, to export destinations, and because these ships cannot be traced, oil market activists and companies use The ships follow the term fictitious fleet of these Iranian ships and tankers.”
Arab media quoted the occupation authorities as saying, “Despite the inaccuracy of the statistics published by foreign media and centers on the amount of Iranian oil and petroleum products smuggled into the oil markets, they indicate an increase in Iranian oil exports, despite US sanctions, since the advent of President Joe Biden’s administration.
There is no doubt that all the military activities carried out by Khamenei and his associates are financed by stolen Ahwaz oil, and this is what led to the destruction of the countries of the region and the financing of the militia affiliated with the Iranian occupation.
Earlier, the commander of the Khatam al-Anbiya headquarters of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards militia, Hussein Hosh al-Sadat, said that the leaders received crude oil from the government in exchange for the debts that the government owes.He pointed out that Khatam’s headquarters received crude oil from the government in exchange for its debts, and will sell it through legal organizations, stressing that part of the proceeds from the sale of crude oil will be paid to them as “claims to contractors” and “another part will be used to build new projects.”
One of the leaders of the Revolutionary Guards militia admitted receiving oil, and this confirms the activity of this military force in return for receiving crude oil inside the country.
It is worth noting that everyone knows that more than 85% of the oil of the Persian occupation is originally the oil of the occupied Arab Ahwaz after the usurpation of its land and the theft of its resources and that the Persian regime does not provide any reports on oil exports and revenues to the public opinion, in light of the deprivation of its people of it despite the living conditions facing them.
The Persian authorities are now conducting their dealings with other countries at the expense of Al-Ahwaz and its wealth. In light of the sanctions, which the occupying power always disregards, the Pakistani government proposed to Iran to exchange Pakistani rice for oil-saturated from Al-Ahwaz.