After being inspected by the US military, two Iranian associated oil tankers crossed the Indian Ocean westward Odaily Daily reported that two oil tankers related to Iran that were intercepted by the US military near Sri Lanka last week are currently sailing westward. The Pentagon announced last week that the US military conducted "sea interception and boarding inspections" on two super tankers, the Tiffany and Phoenix, on April 21 and 23, respectively, but did not provide detailed arrangements for their subsequent disposal. The digital signals of the two oil tankers show that they are currently sailing westward across the Indian Ocean, one after another. The United States has not officially stated its specific intentions regarding the disposal of these two oil tankers. They are still sending the same destination signal as when the interception occurred, which further exacerbates the confusion of the outside world about their current destination. (Golden Ten)