Multiple outlets report that Iran’s crude oil exports have stalled after operations at Kharg Island stop following a renewed US naval blockade. The Financial Times says the US appears to be preventing tankers from loading and transporting Tehran’s crude, leaving the island’s export infrastructure idle. The Jerusalem Post reports that satellite imagery shows all three berths on Kharg Island remain empty for an extended period, indicating that shipments have not resumed since operations ended around July 31. Together, the accounts describe a slowdown in tanker activity linked to increased US interdiction efforts at sea, with Kharg Island serving as a key loading point for Iranian exports. Neither source provides new figures on total volumes during the stoppage or detailed confirmation of specific vessel encounters, but both point to the same operational change: Kharg Island is not conducting loading activities and tankers are not taking cargo. The reporting frames the development as consistent with the impact of a US blockade on Iran-linked shipping and crude exports.