Al Jazeera: Iran's PGSA announces legal action against two bulk carriers
According to Al Jazeera, citing a statement from the Persian Gulf Straits Authority (PGSA) of Iran, the agency announced it has taken "legal action" against two bulk carriers accused of using forged documents and sailing to Gulf ports without its approval. The PGSA stated that the two vessels avoided being blacklisted after accepting commitments with undisclosed details. The statement did not provide the names of the vessels or the time of the incident, nor did it state that the ships had been detained.
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