Arabian Gulf to India crude
Arabian Gulf to India crude carries crude-oil. Its usual routing (direct) passes Strait of Hormuz and covers about 1,594 nautical miles. A short, high-frequency crude trade that makes Iraq one of India's largest suppliers. 1 recorded disruption is ongoing on this lane now.
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Key facts
- Cargo
- crude-oil
- Origin: Southern Iraq crude terminals
- Basrah Oil Terminal, Al Basrah
- Destination: India west coast refinery ports
- Sikka, Mumbai-Jawaharlal Nehru, Mundra
- Recorded events
- 1
- Ongoing now
- 1
- Distances verified
- Yes
Ongoing now
Routings
| Routing | Chokepoints, in order | Distance (nm) | Distance source |
|---|---|---|---|
| direct (usual) | Strait of Hormuz | 1,594 | NGA Pub. 151 Distances Between Ports, 11th ed. (2001, PDF dated 2004), single table entry, printed p. 2 |
Disruption history
| Start | Event | Type | Status | Severity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-03-01 | Strait of Hormuz closed to most shipping during the Iran war | Security incident | ongoing | 5 Critical |