Trump: The Islamic Republic of Japan fired 111 missiles at us
— 🇺🇸/🇯🇵 President Trump: ‘The Islamic Republic of Japan shot 111 missiles at us’
Dünya üzrə etibarlı mənbələrdən Japan haqqında ən son xəbərlər və yeniliklər.
— 🇺🇸/🇯🇵 President Trump: ‘The Islamic Republic of Japan shot 111 missiles at us’
💢 Hours ago, 12 oil tankers carrying oil from Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar that had been stuck in the Persian Gulf for about 5 months set off to Japan via the route through Iran 🔴
Based on shipping data from LSEG, a fleet of 10 ships associated with Japan is leaving the Strait of Hormuz on Monday. According to these data, the fleet includes six giant tankers carrying about 12 million barrels of Middle East crude oil, two chemical tankers, one car carrier, and one container ship. This transit is taking place while Japan, as one of the major energy importers from the Middle East, had previously…
🔶 Reuters: Iran is negotiating with Japanese companies to resume oil sales According to Reuters, on Friday, 12 Tir (July 3), citing three Iranian and Western sources, the Islamic Republic has begun negotiations with Japanese companies to resume oil sales. The talks are based on a U.S. sanctions waiver that allows Iran to restart oil sales. The waiver is part of a “60-day ceasefire for peace” between Tehran and…
🇮🇷🇯🇵 Reuters: Iran has begun discussions for selling oil to Japanese companies! Potential buyers want a longer extension of waivers from U.S. oil sanctions, and also want assurances that shipping conditions in the Persian Gulf are safe. 🔴
Mercedes has arrived at the Japanese Grand Prix with a significant package of aerodynamic upgrades as it looks to reduce the deficit to Red Bull and Ferrari at Suzuka. The changes are designed to improve the W15’s performance in the high-speed corners that define the fast, flowing circuit, where aerodynamic efficiency and stability are crucial. Lewis Hamilton said he is encouraged by the direction of the updates,…
Mercedes has arrived at the Japanese Grand Prix with a significant package of aerodynamic upgrades as the team looks to rebound from a difficult Bahrain weekend. The changes are designed to improve straight-line speed and cornering stability, two areas that have been key weaknesses in recent races. Lewis Hamilton said the team’s latest data has given him confidence that Mercedes can be more competitive at Suzuka, a…