Agioi Fanendes idles off Skagen with no declared port and could go to Cuba, OilPrice.com reports

The Malta-flagged tanker Agioi Fanendes, which left Primorsk on 22 October with about 40,000 tonnes of Russian diesel and was due in New York on 7 November, was idling off Skagen, Denmark, on 26 October, OilPrice.com reported, citing Lloyd's List. The site says the ship's tracking shows "for orders", meaning it has no declared port. With US banks and ports warned off the trade, it suggests the tanker could be redirected to Cuba, which it says ran out of diesel and fuel oil in May. Kpler puts this cargo and those aboard Leruo and Talisman at 924,000 barrels in all, according to OilPrice.com.

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