DUBAI, United Arab Emirates--The British-flagged oil tanker Stena Impero, which had been held off the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas for more than two months, set sail Friday and arrived off the coast of Dubai, according to authorities and a tracking website. A Filipino, along with 15 other crew members, is onboard the ship that had been held off the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas since July 19. The ship's seizure was widely seen as a tit-for-tat move after authorities in the British overseas territory of Gibraltar detained an Iranian tanker on suspicion it was shipping oil to Syria in breach of EU sanctions. Tehran repeatedly denied the cases were related. Aside from the Fil...
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