The countries of temporary exemption include Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, China, India, Turkey, Italy, and Greece ... which have committed themselves significantly to reducing their import of Iranian oil, while showing the desire of both From China, India, and Turkey to extend the exemption deadline after May, which is what the Trump administration currently refuses
Brian Hook, the US special envoy to Iran, pointed to the success of the recent sanctions in preventing more than 1.5 million barrels of Iranian oil from reaching global markets, while controlling oil prices without increasing the opposite of the American desire and without a decrease In supplies due to the decline in Iran's share and the replacement of Saudi Arabia and the United States oil imports in its place with the first anniversary of the unilateral US withdrawal from the nuclear agreement with Iran in May 2018
As the Trump administration seeks to stop Iranian oil exemptions with the goal of reaching zero exports so that the Tehran regime does not use export revenues to finance terrorism
It is mentioned that Iran objects as usual and sees that the balance of international powers are changing and it is difficult to whistle its oil exports, and China is behind the scenes trying to include in the trade war agreement the flow of a million barrels of Iranian oil to the world >
On the other side, Saudi Arabia tops the list of oil suppliers to China and for the second time in 2019, Trump criticizes the rise in oil prices and calls on everyone to keep prices away from the level of $ 70 a barrel and confirms that the appropriate amount for Iran's oil exports It is zero ... so will it succeed?
