Iran has not shipped oil from the Kharq Island terminal since August, and now there is not a single tanker with Iranian oil at sea, said US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant
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Tehran had millions of barrels of crude in tankers in Asian waters that gave it a steady flow of cash. Now, that oil has dried up.
Iran has not shipped oil from the Kharq Island terminal since August, and now there is not a single tanker with Iranian oil at sea, said US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant
Iran has not shipped oil from the Kharq Island terminal since August, and now there is not a single tanker with Iranian oil at sea, said US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant. "No one controls the Strait. Energy...
The US Treasury Minister said that Iran currently has no oil shipments at sea, in a position to describe it as perhaps the first of its kind since Iran's oil production began. Washington's policy of economic exclusion is producing results, noting that Tehran faces difficulties in obtaining the dollar, and that its ability to finance its allies is regressing.
A White House official confirmed that the Strait of Hormuz is completely open and under the control of the US Navy, indicating that it is open to everyone except Iran, and that record amounts of oil pass through it every day. The official explained to the island that the US Navy cleared the strait, expecting increased traffic to and from non-Iranian ports, pointing out that the US blockade on... read more.
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