US EditionChina-Iran Trade Amid Sanctions
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OODA LoopHow China Secretly Pays Iran for Oil and Avoids U.S. Sanctions
WSJ details a sanctions-evasion mechanism: Chinese buyers route payments into a shadow conduit called Chuxin, insured by state-owned Sinosure. Rather than wiring Tehran cash, Chuxin pays Chinese contractors to build projects in Iran—effectively bartering oil for infrastructure while masking crude origins via “dark fleet” logistics. Most of Iran’s oil now goes to China.
The Wall Street Journal reports that China is helping Iran evade oil sanctions. Iranian oil continues to flow to China, and Beijing has thrown an economic lifeline to the Islamic State.
Report: China Still Buying Iranian Oil Despite US Sanctions
The Gateway - US sanctions on Iran have restricted countries' direct economic dealings with it. For fear of falling into the sanctions trap, China has resorted to a trick to avoid US sanctions...
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