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+In early November, the US House of Representatives overwhelmingly backed the Stop Harboring Iranian Petroleum (Ship) bill, which targets foreign ports, refineries and vessels handling Iranian oil.
+If passed into law, the Ship bill would impose sanctions on foreign ports that knowingly accept shipments of Iranian petroleum products, and on refineries that knowingly process petroleum originating from Iran.
+It would also sanction vessels that transport or offload Iran-origin petroleum, including by ship-to-ship transfer.
+The UK government had changed laws a month earlier allowing it to designate ships by IMO number for the first time. This was the only Sovcomflot tanker targeted.((https://archive.ph/ImtKD#selection-1389.0-1389.161)) ((2024))
+Jeremy Domballe, an expert at S&P Global Market Intelligence, suggested sanctioning ships could have stronger effects in stopping their operations than sanctioning shipowners, who can transfer ownership of tankers to non-sanctioned firms.