US EditionTrump says any country that buys oil from Iran will not be allowed to do business with U.S.
- President Donald Trump threatened sanctions on any country or person buying Iranian oil or petrochemical products on Thursday, barring them from business with the U.S.
- The threat came after scheduled negotiations aimed at curbing Iran's nuclear activities and potentially easing sanctions were delayed.
- Iran, which produced 2.9 million barrels per day in 2023 and supplies nearly 90% of its crude exports to China, faces intensified U.S. Efforts to stop all purchases of Iranian oil.
- President Donald Trump warned that all imports of Iranian oil and petrochemical goods must cease immediately, a statement that contributed to a nearly 1% rise in oil prices amid heightened tensions in the Middle East.
- The U.S. Sanctions and postponed talks highlight ongoing tensions and suggest continued economic pressure and diplomatic uncertainty over Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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Trump threatens Iran oil sanctions after next round of indirect talks postponed
Los Angeles: US President Donald Trump has reissued threats against Iran, saying any country or person that buys oil or petrochemicals from Iran would face immediate US sanctions, after the indirect talks between the two countries were postponed. “All purchases of Iranian Oil, or Petrochemical products, must stop, NOW! Any Country or person who buys ANY AMOUNT of OIL or PETROCHEMICALS from Iran will be subject to, immediately, Secondary Sanction…
Trump Warns Purchasers of Iranian Oil They Will Be Sanctioned
President Donald Trump on May 1 threatened sanctions on countries and people who purchase Iranian oil and petroleum. “ALERT: All purchases of Iranian Oil, or Petrochemical products, must stop, NOW! Any Country or person who buys ANY AMOUNT of OIL or PETROCHEMICALS from Iran will be subject to, immediately, Secondary Sanctions,” he posted on Truth Social. “They will not be allowed to do business with the United States of America in any way, shape…
Trump threatens to slap sanctions, cut off business with countries that buy Iranian oil
President Trump on Thursday threatened to slap secondary sanctions and cut off business with foreign countries that purchase Iranian oil products, hours after planned nuclear talks with Tehran were postponed.
Nuclear negotiations: Trump threatens Iranian oil buyers with sanctions
In the midst of the negotiations for Iran's controversial nuclear program, US President Trump increases the pressure. Customers of Iranian oil are to be sanctioned. The next round of the nuclear talks has been postponed.
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