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General · 10 May 2026

Iran rejects reports of Kharg Island oil leak

Iran rejects reports of Kharg Island oil leak

Concerns over possible pollution in the Gulf grew after satellite images appeared to show a large slick near Iran’s main oil export hub. Iran’s Oil Terminals Company said inspections found no evidence of leakage near Kharg Island, while a regional marine pollution group also reported no spill in the area. Windward estimated the suspected slick covered dozens of square kilometres and was moving about 2km each hour.

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