Rachel Abrams

I'm still kind of struck by the fact that these ships are going through all of this effort to evade the authorities, which seems to have worked, except here you are, Christiane, you have been able to track so many of them.

So I sort of wonder if you've been able to track so many of them through TikTok or other means, satellite images.

Why has this been able to go on for so long?

So, OK, I understand why you might want an insurance company to insure your boat full of oil.

But if you are in a legally operating boat full of oil, how do you get insurance?

Do you have any sense, Christian, as to how this pressure campaign on the shadow fleet might end?

If this effort to stop...

Ghost fleets does, in fact, expand.

I wonder how much that threatens not just ghost fleets, but threatens a disruption of the global oil market generally.

I mean, you could imagine maybe that's one of the reasons why sanctions have not been super well enforced before.

But just to focus on the U.S.

for a second, do we have any sense of how any of that could affect oil prices here domestically?

Like what would change in the United States?

Okay, and beyond the impact that this all might have on the global oil market, what about the broader geopolitical impacts of enforcing these sanctions, seizing these oil tankers?

Like, could the countries that the U.S.

is targeting retaliate in some meaningful way?

Christiane, thank you so much.

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