Europe Not Buying Iran Oil Despite Waivers
Iran’s Minister of Petroleum Bijan Zangeneh said Tuesday Italy and Greece had stopped buying oil from Iran despite being granted waivers from US sanctions.
“Among the Europeans, except for Turkey, no other nation has purchased oil from Iran. Greece and Italy refuse to buy Iran’s oil despite winning waivers. Nor do they respond to our correspondence,” said the minister.
He said the US had embarked on a unilateral war against Iran’s petroleum industry.
“They intend to zero our export revenues and if any revenue was made they would block any money transfer,” he added.
Pressed by journalists to say how much oil Iran was exporting after the US reimposed oil sanctions on Iran last November, Zangeneh said: “I don’t announce any figure about oil exports.”
The minister also said he would not reveal how the ministry would skirt the US sanctions.
source: FARS News Agency
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