Iran vetting oil customers
Countries willing to buy oil from Iran usually don't have enough money in their federal energy coffers to buy it, the Iranian oil minister said. Iran can sell about 1 million barrels of oil per day on the international market under the terms of an agreement reached with Western powers in exchange for a commitment to curb nuclear research activity. Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh said a five-member group vetting is "precise" when determining export destinations. "Many countries are willing to buy Iran's oil, but when studies are made, we ...
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