"US sanctions against Iranian oil will make OPEC disappear"

Oil sanctions that the United States threaten to impose on Iran will weaken OPEC and, if they continue, will make the body go away in the future .

This is what was said today by an adviser to the Iranian oil minister Moayad Hoseini Sadr, after highlighting the amount underlining that Iranian oil "will not lack customers" it added that this type of oil can be offered in the international market for the account of other countries (5% of the world quantity). He did not reject the possibility of a slight reduction in the sale, but he claimed that it would be rewarded. thanks to the purchase made by several companies.

USA. believes that Iran 's place can be replaced by the increase in oil production of other countries like Saudi Arabia, that' s why she decided to d & # 39; apply unilateral sanctions against Tehran, but this measure will disrupt the programs of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), "said Moayad Hoseini Sadr, adviser to the Iranian Minister of Petroleum.

The Persian incumbent compared the American plan As a football match in which, after scoring a goal, it is possible to receive another, to later point out that the sanctions against Iran will also have consequences for the United States. United States

"USA. believes that Iran 's place can be replaced by the increase in oil production of other countries like Saudi Arabia, that' s why she decided to d & # 39; unilateral sanctions against Tehran, but this measure will disrupt the programs of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), "said Hoseini Sadr.

In another moment of his statements, he questioned the trade war that US President Donald Trump launched against China and argued that the behavior of the New York Times incited the world to

Trump, after coming out of the 2015 nuclear deal between Tehran and the US Group 5 + 1 (United States, United Kingdom, Russia, China and France, plus Germany), pledged to launch mechanisms to revive the most severe sanctions against the Persian country, including restrictions on Iranian oil purchases and investment in its projects in the oil sector.

In this context, he warned last June all countries that buy crude from Iran to stop importing "completely" Iranian oil for the first days of November.

Persian President Hasan Rohani on Tuesday underestimated the "indiscriminate" threats and sanctions of the North American country, baduring that "he will never be able to reduce Iran's incomes by regarding oil exports ".

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