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US Sells For Scrap Two Sanctioned Oil Tankers Seized After Venezuela Raid

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The U.S. government has sold for scrap two sanctioned oil tankers that were seized in the ​days after Washington’s raid on Venezuela, Lloyd’s List reported ‌on Monday.

Dubai-headquartered vessel recycling firm Global Marketing Systems purchased the tankers last month for an undisclosed sum, according to the report.

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The sale ​included the Era, previously operating as Marinera and Bella ​1, and the Lileo, previously sailing as Galileo and ⁠Veronica, the report said. The tankers will be demolished ​in scrap yards in India.
“The U.S. government has sold them ​to us and there was a court order authorizing the sales, but there are complexities, not least the fact that we weren’t really ​sure who previously owned them,” GMS CEO Anil Sharma told ​Lloyd’s List.
GMS did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment.
U.S. ‌Coast ⁠Guard and military special forces seized the Russian-flagged Era in January in waters south of Iceland, ending a weeks-long pursuit across the Atlantic.
The vessel had previously slipped through a U.S. ​blockade in ​the Caribbean aimed ⁠at stopping oil exports from Venezuela.

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Washington said then that the Era had been used to ​transport sanctioned oil from Venezuela and Iran.
The ​U.S. also ⁠seized the Russian-flagged vessel now known as Lileo in the Caribbean Sea in January. That tanker was subject to U.S. sanctions ⁠against Russia.
The ​U.S. seized as many as 10 ​oil tankers after its military action in Venezuela. Sanctioned vessels frequently change names ​to evade detection.

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