Belal. a field shared with Qatar. straddles the maritime boundary between Iran and Qatar in the Gulf.
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Iran'.s crude exports and production have plummeted because of the sanctions.
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At 416.1 million barrels. U.S. crude oil inventories were at their lowest since October 2018.
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Iranian Ambassador to India Ali Chegeni called on the Indian government to resume importing Iranian oil. noting that sanctions against the country are imposed unilaterally by the United States not by the United Nations.
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Washington may now better understand the realities of Iran.
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Iran will give further momentum to privatization process with handing over authority over small ports to the private sector. in a bid to boost shipping activities to offset the impacts of US sanctions on trade. according to a senior maritime official.
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Governor of the Central Bank of Iran (CBI) Abdolnasser Hemmati said that Iran’s foreign currencies market is stable in spite of the United States'. continued maximum pressure campaign.
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The US State Department is openly using organized crime tactics. including bribery and extortion. in an effort to bend Iran to its will after its allies refused to join a coalition to police the Persian Gulf.
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The Trump administration has been making empty calls for talks in what Iran describes as mere political propaganda.
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