The hashtag #GraciasIran (Thank You Iran) has become the number-one Twitter trend in Venezuela as Iranian tankers start delivering much-needed gasoline to the Latin American country facing a fuel crisis.

The Venezuelan media says a second Iranian tanker has sailed into the territorial waters of Venezuela.

The first of five Iranian tankers carrying fuel for gasoline-starved Venezuela has entered the Latin American country’s territorial waters despite the US threats.

Venezuela's permanent representative to the UN welcomes the arrival of Iranian fuel tankers to the South American country's waters as "a landmark in the struggle for sovereignty".

Iran warns the US of a firm response should Washington further harass Iranian oil tankers in international waters.

The Yemeni Petroleum Company says 15 vessels with more than 410,000 tons of petroleum derivatives are stuck outside Yemen's ports.

Iran says the Islamic Republic is ready for the worst-case scenario in its current confrontation with the US over Iranian tanker ships delivering oil to Venezuela.

The United States is aware of Iran’s military might and knows that Tehran will defend itself “very strongly” if Washington dared to attack its fuel-carrying vessels en route to Venezuela, says an American analyst.

The Yemeni oil minister asks the UN to pressure the Saudi-led coalition into allowing the unloading of crude oil from a tanker afloat off the country's coast.

Yemen’s Ansarullah holds the Saudi-led coalition responsible for a possible oil leak from a tanker off the coast of the country.