Tehran-Sana
Iranian Oil Minister Javad Oji confirmed the increase in Iranian oil exports despite the conditions of the unjust embargo imposed on the country, pointing to the enemies' failure in their attempt to zero them in.
Oji said in a statement today that "the Vienna negotiations did not affect oil exports, and we did not wait for the outcome of the negotiations," stressing that the Americans, as well as the countries that imposed the unjust embargo on Iran, reached the conclusion that the embargo measures lose their effectiveness with the passage of time, and that their determination to reduce Our oil exports and zeroing in is not possible, and such a thing has not and will not happen.
The Iranian Oil Minister indicated that the increase in oil exports during the recent period was not due to the easing of the embargo, but rather by relying on all available capacities in the Ministry of Oil and the various capabilities and methods of contracts and knowledge of the various customers.
On the other hand, Iranian parliament member Ahmad Hossein Fallahi said in a statement to Fars News Agency that “publishing the news of the seizure of two Iranian oil tankers by the Americans on the cusp of reaching an agreement in the Vienna negotiations is an American ploy to extract concessions in the negotiations,” stressing that Iran has not linked economy with these negotiations.
Falahi added, "The world and Western countries are now in need of Iranian oil more than ever, but they should know that Iran has not linked its economy and economic future to the Vienna negotiations, and that these negotiations are only a small part of Iran's movement on the international scene," stressing that his country benefits Despite all conditions to develop its economy, it will not grant privileges to countries that are now in a position of weakness and regression.
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