Satellite images of sunken Russian tanker off Oman coast show growing oil slick
- The Caroline Bezengi, which has been linked to Russia's so-called shadow fleet to move sanctioned oil around the world, was damaged by an unexplained explosion on June 8.
- The tanker had departed Russia, traveled through the Suez Canal and entered the Gulf of Oman when its crew abandoned ship, according to John Amos, wh
- An abandoned Russian tanker carrying millions of gallons of oil off the coast of Oman could potentially cause a larger environmental disaster after it was damaged from an unexplained explosion in early June.
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- An abandoned Russian tanker carrying millions of gallons of oil off the coast of Oman could potentially cause a larger environmental disaster after it was damaged from an unexplained explosion in early June.
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- The Caroline Bezengi, which has been linked to Russia's so-called shadow fleet to move sanctioned oil around the world, was damaged by an unexplained explosion on June 8.
- The tanker had departed Russia, traveled through the Suez Canal and entered the Gulf of Oman when its crew abandoned ship, according to John Amos, wh
Sources: CBS News