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SeaLead tonnage sanctioned by US

SeaLead's CA2 service ship will not be directly affected by the sanctions. Image: Dale Crisp
SeaLead's CA2 service ship will not be directly affected by the sanctions. Image: Dale Crisp
  • Posted by Dale Crisp
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  • 1 August, 2025

SOME 20 containerships operated by SeaLead have been sanctioned by the United States, in line with restrictions placed on dozens of owners, operators, managers and associates deemed to have Iranian involvement. 

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Posted by Dale Crisp

Dale Crisp is a contributing editor at DCN and a distinguished maritime journalist and commentator with a career spanning over three decades

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