Today.Lorientlejour Israel Sanctions Coral Oil Over Hezbollah Fuel Allegations
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- •Israel sanctioned Coral Oil for allegedly supplying fuel to Hezbollah.
- •Coral Oil denies the accusations and plans to pursue legal action.
- •The sanctions are part of Israel's broader strategy against Hezbollah's supply chains.
On October 22, 2026, Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz sanctioned Coral Oil, a UK-registered company, for allegedly supplying 130,000 liters of fuel to al-Amana, a company linked to Hezbollah. The Israeli Defense Ministry claims that this fuel supports Hezbollah's terrorist activities, including the transportation of weapons and military infrastructure. Coral Oil, owned by the Lebanese A. Yamin Group SAL, has denied these accusations, stating they operate in compliance with local laws and international standards. The sanctions are part of a broader Israeli campaign to disrupt supply chains that support Hezbollah. Coral Oil plans to challenge the sanctions legally and maintain its operational transparency. The sanctions do not represent new actions from the U.S. or British governments.
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