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WSJ: Iran Begins Using Abandoned Oil Tankers for Oil Storage

WSJ: Iran Begins Using Abandoned Oil Tankers for Oil Storage

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/04/28 02:06

BlockBeats News, April 28th: According to

The Wall Street Journal
, due to the U.S. Navy's blockade and stalled negotiations, Iran is urgently seeking new oil storage methods to avoid a devastating shutdown. With domestic oil piling up, Iran is now restarting abandoned sites known as "junkyards" for storage, using makeshift containers, and attempting to resume exports via rail.

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