Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Russian Crude Oil Tanker Diverts from Vadinar to Mundra in India
An oil tanker filled with Russian oil changed its destination in India.
The tanker, named Omni, was supposed to unload at Vadinar port, but instead, it is now headed to Mundra port.
This tanker was carrying around 700,000 barrels of Russian oil.
Data from shipping trackers and industry experts revealed this change.
The initial destination was at a port operated by Nayara Energy, which may be subject to sanctions.
The tanker arrived at the first port on July 18.
Oil tanker carrying Russian crude diverted from Vadinar to Mundra, India.
The tanker, Omni, was carrying approximately 700,000 barrels of Urals crude.
The tanker arrived at Vadinar port on July 18.
Shipping data and sources confirmed the diversion.
The destination change was away from Nayara Energy's Vadinar port.
- Who
- The oil tanker 'Omni'.
- What
- An oil tanker carrying Russian crude diverted from Vadinar to Mundra.
- When
- The tanker arrived at Vadinar port on July 18.
- Where
- The tanker diverted from Vadinar port to Mundra port in India.
- Why
- Not explicitly stated.
- Tanker Name
- Omni
- Cargo
- Russian Urals crude
- Crude Amount
- Approximately 700,000 barrels
- Original Destination
- Vadinar port
- Current Destination
- Mundra port
- Arrival at Vadinar
- July 18