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• India’s gas crisis will be solved!
• After America, Russia’s ‘Aqua Titan’ ship entered India
• Fuel supply will get a big boost

LPG Crisis News: From Texas, USA LPG The tanker Pyxis Pioneer is now ready to unload the cargo. Meanwhile, the ship Aqua Titan carrying crude oil from Russia has also arrived at ‘New Mangalore Port’. It is important to mention that the ship Pyxis Pioneer departed from Texas, USA last Sunday morning and today it reached Mangalore port safely. Following this, the Russian cargo ship Aqua Titan has also now arrived safely in Mangalore.

Two more cargo ships will arrive in India next week

Two more cargo ships carrying LPG will arrive in India in the coming weeks. On March 25, Apollo Ocean will arrive in India carrying around 26,687 tonnes of gas. This consignment will enable Indian Oil and Bharat Petroleum to fulfill their requirements. On March 29, another ship will arrive with 30,000 tonnes of gas, which HPCL will use to meet its requirements. In total, over 72,700 tonnes of cooking gas will enter Mangalore this week; This will enable these three companies to cater to the cooking gas requirements of the South Indian states.

Prime Minister Modi in action mode! A ‘high-level’ meeting with senior ministers today on the outbreak of war in West Asia

The tension regarding the ‘Strait of Hormuz’ is increasing

The US has given Iran a 48-hour ultimatum to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to traffic. The US has also warned that Iran’s power stations will be attacked if this is not done. However, in response, Iran showed the locations of power stations in the Gulf countries on a map, sending a clear message: “Get ready to say goodbye to electricity forever.” Iran has made it clear that, if its own power stations are attacked, it will target the power infrastructure of all countries in the Gulf region; And thus the missile strikes will plunge the entire Gulf region into darkness.

‘Strait of Hormuz’ will remain closed only to hostile countries

Ali Mousavi, Iran’s representative in the International Maritime Organization (IMO), has asserted that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed only to Iran’s enemy countries. Mousavi also serves as Iran’s ambassador to the United Kingdom (Britain). He noted that regional tensions are the root cause behind a possible decision to close the Strait of Hormuz; And he identified the possible attacks on Iran by the US and Israel as the main source of this tension. If both sides stop their attacks, everything will be fine; However, Iran doesn’t just want a ceasefire, it wants a guaranteed end to the war.

LPG Gas Supply News: Gas supply in the country is smooth! Imports from Russia-Australia pick up pace; A big appeal of the Ministry of Petroleum to the citizens