TEHRAN (Lord Media): Iran’s Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad has stated that the country’s oil exports will persist despite U.S. sanctions. He emphasized that Iran has established effective systems and alternative structures to counter the impact of sanctions, ensuring uninterrupted oil exports.
Paknejad further noted that during the 60-day grace period granted by the U.S., Iran maintained its alternative arrangements to prevent any disruption in exports if sanctions were reinstated.
According to Paknejad, Iran will continue its activities in the energy sector and strive to maintain a steady supply of crude oil in the global market.
This statement comes as the U.S. has announced the re-imposition of stringent sanctions on Iranian oil sales, amidst regional tensions and close monitoring of global energy markets.
Economic experts suggest that Iran’s decision to continue oil exports is a significant development for the global energy market. However, the future scenario will depend on diplomatic and geopolitical conditions due to U.S. sanctions and regional tensions.
