Tehran: Trump's Aggression and Naval Blockade Did Not Interrupt Our Oil Exports
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Iran's crude oil exports have continued uninterrupted during the 40-day war with the United States, despite attacks on oil and gas infrastructure and serious logistical challenges, Iranian Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejjad was quoted as saying by Iranian Press TV on Tuesday. ''During the 40-day war, despite military conditions, the country's crude oil exports did not stop for an hour from February 28 until a temporary ceasefire was established,'' th…
"A number of them, today, while we are talking, have come to fruition," the minister said.
The minister said that the country's oil industry continues to circumvent the blockade imposed by US forces. Still, JD Vance is responsible Iran and Europe for rising fuel prices
Iran has stated that oil exports were not interrupted during the war and that most of the refineries damaged in the attacks have been rebuilt. Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad claimed that Khark Island, where the country's main oil export terminal is located, was targeted more than 550 times, and that tanker loading continued despite the bombardment.
Iran's oil minister announced that most of the refineries damaged in the US-Israeli attacks have been rebuilt, crude oil exports have never been interrupted, and that Hark Island has been attacked more than 550 times.
According to Iranian minister, US actions and subsequent naval blockade have made oil shipments difficult.
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