OREANDA-NEWS  Indonesia does not object to the passage of Iranian oil tankers through its territorial waters against the backdrop of the US naval blockade, Indonesian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Yvonne Mevenkang said.

Earlier, ship tracking services reported that an Iranian supertanker with oil worth about $ 220 million entered the Lombok Strait, and another tanker DERYA headed for the Riau Archipelago.

"The rules of navigation in all waters, including Indonesian ones, are governed by the 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which respects all forms of passage in every maritime zone," Mevenkang told reporters.