An Iranian tanker headed through the Mediterranean toward Greece on Monday after it was released from detention off Gibraltar, and Tehran said that any at U.S. move to seize the vessel again would have "heavy consequences".
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Released Iranian tanker leaves Gibraltar, bound for Greece
The Iranian oil tanker detained by authorities in Gibraltar has been freed and is heading for Greece, the U.K. territory's chief minister said Monday. "The written commitment given by the Iranian ...
Iran warns US against re-impounding tanker freed by Gibraltar as it sails to Greece
[Preview] US attempts to re-seize an Iranian oil tanker that was released by Gibraltar last week may end badly, Tehran has warned. The vessel is now heading towards Greece, according to maritime tracking data. Read Full Article at RT.com
Iran Warns U.S. Against Targeting Oil Tanker Headed to Greece
(Bloomberg) -- Iran warned the U.S. against targeting a supertanker carrying the Middle East country’s oil as the vessel departed Gibraltar after being seized last month by U.K. forces and held in the ...
Gibraltar rejects U.S. request to seize Iranian oil tanker, ship leaves for Greece
A Gibraltar court rejected a U.S. attempt to seize an Iranian oil tanker on Sunday, and the ship resumed its journey into the Mediterranean under the Iranian flag and with a new name. The Grace 1 ...
Iran warns US against oil tanker seizure as ship leaves Gibraltar
Vessel heads to Greece after UK rejects Washington’s request to detain it further Iran has warned the US against any new attempt to seize an Iranian oil tanker in open seas after it left Gibraltar. The tanker – caught in a standoff between Tehran and the west – was sailing to Greece on Monday after leaving Gibraltar, shipping data showed, hours after the British territory rejected a US request to detain the vessel further. MarineTraffic reported its destination as the Peloponnese city of Kalamata. Continue reading...
Greece to scrap free health treatment for tourists from EU, third-countries
Foreign visitors to Greece will have to immediately pay for their hospitalization or treatment in the country’s health units, Health Minister, Vassilis Kikilias, ordered in a circular issued last week. The measure regards European and third country citizens who are insured. “Greek taxpayers will no longer pay for the treatment of foreign visitors. Not a … The post Greece to scrap free health treatment for tourists from EU, third-countries appeared first on Keep Talking Greece.
