Economic Commission grants Iranian derivatives carrier forged entry documents
English - Saturday 02 May 2020 الساعة 11:21 pm
Aden, newsyemen
The government of interim President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi has granted a new bill for a tanker carrying Iranian oil derivatives worth $19 million and $300,000, anchored in the port of Aden.
The BW LARA (66) carries 1,000 tons of diesel divided into two batches, contrary to the entry documents granted by the Supreme Economic Commission, which claimed that the amount of derivatives was only 25,000 tons.
According to journalist Jalal al-Sharabi, the shipment entered on behalf of Hadramout, which is owned by Al-Basiri (owner of a exchange company) and close to Ahmed al-Issa, while the information says that the shipment is related to Al-Issa, deputy director of the presidential office.
Al-Sharabi added on his Twitter account that Al-Issa has used al-Basiri like many times before to cover.
Al-Sharabi attached documents to the details of the shipment, and statements to the Security Council panel of experts on Yemen and the Arab Coalition forces, showing that the tanker was loaded with Iranian oil derivatives at sea and entered The waters of Yemen with forged documents and without examination.
