The European Union called the seizure of two Greek oil tankers “unacceptable”! Mehr News Agency Iran and world’s news
According to the Mehr news agency, quoting the Sputnik news agency, without mentioning the Athens piracy in the matter of the Iranian tanker, the European Union described Iran’s action in seizing two violating Greek tankers as “impossible”!
According to reports Website The European Union, “Peter ProvinceA spokesman for the European Union issued a statement on Sunday: “We are following with great concern the unacceptable seizure of two Greek ships by Iran in the Persian Gulf!”
The EU spokesman added: “We immediately expressed our deep concern with the Iranian authorities about these measures and called for transparency, resolution and a rapid reduction of tensions.”
The statement goes on to claim: “Maritime freedom and free trade are fundamental to the European Union!”
“Peter Province“We are in very close contact with Greek officials about the condition of the ship,” the statement added.PegasusWe are (Pegasus) who is under siege in Greece.
The story began when Friday evening (local time) passed Website Trade Wind News reports that Iran has seized a Greek oil tanker.
Iran’s seizure of the two tankers came after Greece handed over a Tehran oil tanker it had seized to the United States.
Reports in this regard showed that the super tanker “Delta PoseidonWhich was confiscated off the coast of Assaluyeh in the north of the Persian Gulf.
The media named the two Greek tankers Prudent Warrior and Delta Poseidon.
Iran’s move came shortly after the Greek embassy’s ambassador to Tehran was summoned to the Foreign Ministry and Athens was asked to refrain from piracy, which was ignored by the Greek side.
The General Public Relations of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps also announced the seizure of two Greek oil tankers for committing violations in the Persian Gulf, and in a statement in this About Announced: The IRGC navy (Friday) confiscated 2 Greek tankers due to violations in the azure waters of the Persian Gulf.
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