While awaiting the re -imposition of United Nations sanctions .. Tehran continues to export oil

“Tehran continues to export oil and attract new agents despite the approaching date of the re -imposition of United Nations sanctions. Although Iranian oil exports have reached its lowest level this year in August, the data of the first half of September indicates a noticeable increase. Although it is committed to practicing“ maximum pressure ”on Tehran, then The administration of US President Donald Trump fails to achieve its goal of disrupting Iranian oil exports.

According to the website, “according to“ Tanker Tersles ”, Tehran exported in August 1.4 million barrels per day of condensate, crude oil and fuel oil, mainly to China, the United Arab Emirates, Singapore and Indonesia. China was the largest recipient, as it acquired 90% of Iran’s total exports, while the UAE acquired 7%, while Indonesia received. Singapore is 2% and 1%, respectively. And from a total of 1.4 million barrels per day, 86 percent of which were crude oil, 13 percent of fuel oil, and 1 percent of capacitors. “However, this decrease may be attributed to the usual monthly fluctuations, as the data of the first half of September shows a noticeable increase in exports to about 2.4 million barrels per day. If this trend continues in the second half of September, Iran may witness its highest level of exports this year. Lianonjang, Ninjo and China’s Chinese ports, along with the Emirati Fujairah port and port. The Indonesian Karimon and the port of Singapore, the main destinations of Iranian oil. The island of Kharb, on the coast of the Iranian Arab Gulf, is still the main center for the export of Iranian crude oil, and Tehran also uses other ports such as Bandar Abbas, Lavan, Mahahr, Bandar Imam Khomeini, Sri island, and Aslawiya to export its raw oil, condensate and fuel oil. The site, “Iran continues to use ships registered under the flags of ten different countries to transport their oil, including Corasaw, Gambia, Chanda, Panama, Benin, Hong Kong, Palau, Jamaica, Guinea and Comoros. Tehran’s oil exports, respectively. “The promises are cut off and implemented” a basic pillar of President Trump, but Washington has not yet succeeded in fulfilling Pesent’s promise. Sufficient energy to compensate for this. Allow Tehran and China to continue their trade, despite the clear goals set by Washington earlier this year, is undermining the prestige and credibility of the United States, and this is something that America cannot bear, especially in its endeavor to prevent the axis of the aggressors from destabilizing the international system led by the United States.