
The British-flagged tanker Stena Impero pictured in the port of Bandar Abbas on July 21.
The British-flagged oil tanker that was seized by Iran in July has arrived at Dubai's Port Rashid in the United Arab Emirates, according to ship-tracking websites.
The Stena Impero, which had been held off Bandar Abbas for more than two months, started moving out of the Iranian port on September 27 and reached the coast off Dubai in the early morning hours of September 28.
The arrival was reported on several ship-tracking websites.
Erik Hanell, CEO of the company that owns the vessel, Stena Bulk, told the media earlier that the
tanker's crew are "safe and in high spirits" following their release from Iran.He added that arrangements have been made for them to return to their families.
"The crew will have a period of time to be with their families following 10 weeks of detainment on the vessel. Full support will be offered to the crew and families in the coming weeks to assist with their recovery," he said.
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