Indian-flagged crude oil tanker MT Jag Laadki is the latest to reach Indian shores amid the Middle East conflict that restricted movement via the Strait of Hormuz.
Jag Laadki arrived at Mundra Port early afternoon. It carried close to 80,886 metric tonnes (MT) of crude oil.
The crude oil tanker’s arrival came only a day after LPG carrier MT Nanda Devi arrived at Vadinar port in Gujarat. The ship, which had 46,500MT of LPG, navigated through the Strait of Hormuz, along with another vessel, the MT Shivalik—the latter arrived Monday to dock at Mundra Port.
Adani Ports operates Mundra Port, said to be the largest privately operated maritime hub in India.
#BreakingNews | The Indian-flagged crude oil tanker 'Jag Laadki' arrived at Adani Ports Mundra in Gujarat.
— DD News (@DDNewslive) March 18, 2026
It carried approximately 80,886 metric tonnes (MT) of crude oil, sourced from the UAE, and loaded at Fujairah Port. pic.twitter.com/xkEdfzzs0q
The 80,886MT of crude that Jag Laadki carried was loaded at Fujairah Port in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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The shipping ministry is yet to provide an official statement on the latest development.
