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Iran Warns Arabs Not to Replace Embargoed Oil
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — An Iranian pro-reform newspaper says the country's OPEC governor has warned the country's Arab neighbors that Tehran will view any increase in crude production to counterbalance a potential embargo on Iranian oil as an unfriendly act.
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Green Energy
Newsmax:
Iran Warns Arabs Not to Replace Embargoed Oil
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — An Iranian pro-reform newspaper says the country's OPEC governor has warned the country's Arab neighbors that Tehran will view any increase in crude production to counterbalance a potential embargo on Iranian oil as an unfriendly act.
A Sunday report by Shargh daily quotes Mohammad Ali Khatibi as saying that Arab nations will be an "accomplice in the consequences," if they raise output to offset any potential loss of Iranian crude exports due to an embargo.
New U.S. sanctions against Iran approved last month target the country's central bank and, by extension, its ability to sell petroleum abroad. The U.S. has delayed implementing the sanctions for at least six months. The EU is also contemplating an embargo.
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In 6 years America will become the world’s largest oil producer once again “America is poised to become the world’s largest oil producer once again — nearly four decades after it lost the title,” writes The Sunday Times. Goldman Sachs,...
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Iranian President Ahmadinejad says we need him more than he needs us. Guy Caruso, the EIA chief agrees with him: WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A disruption in Iran's crude oil exports because of a dispute over that country's nuclear program would affect...