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Armada of Venezuela-Bound Vessels Turns Away After Ship Seizure

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An armada of four supertankers heading to Venezuela has changed course after a sanctioned tanker was seized in the Caribbean, indicating a potential shift in shipping routes due to increased enforcement of sanctions.

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An armada of four supertankers originally headed for Venezuela have reversed course following the seizure of a sanctioned tanker in Caribbean waters.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on December 16, 2025.
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