Iran has moved the Greek tanker Delta Poseidon from its main facility on Larak Island to the northernmost island of Keshm in the Persian Gulf.
The Greek tanker Delta Poseidon, detained by Iranian port authorities, has been moved from the port of Larak Island to the northernmost island of Keshm. The other Greek tanker, named Prudent Warrior, is still docked in Larak.
The information was reported by the website TankerTracker in a relevant post via twitter.com, which monitors the movement of oil tankers around the world.
It is not clear whether this decision by the Iranian port authorities is the result of behind-the-scenes diplomatic actions underway to release the two Greek tankers or an indication of a further lack of flexibility on the part of Tehran.
The two Greek tankers are now less than a nautical mile apart.
The port facilities of Larak Island have been one of Iran's main oil export hubs since 1987.
Source: CNA
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