The collision of two oil tankers near the coast of Singapore occurred while some media reported that the cargo of one of these oil tankers was two million barrels of Iranian crude oil, but the Ministry of Petroleum stated that none of the damaged oil tankers were related to Iran and none of them were carrying oil. They were not raw from Iran.

The chairman of the Sri Lankan Tea Board said that the country has paid 55 million dollars out of 250.9 million dollars of its debt for buying fuel from Iran through the export of tea.

Last year, Iran exported about 36 billion dollars of oil, but only 28 billion dollars returned to the country.

OPEC's secondary sources report shows that Iran produced 3.251 million barrels of crude oil in June, which was 13 thousand barrels more than in May 2024.

The latest OPEC monthly report showed that the price of Iranian heavy oil decreased for the second month in a row in June, but this decrease was milder than the previous month.

The former director of international affairs of the National Iranian Oil Company says: Diplomatic efforts in the field of greater communication with China have played a role and been effective in increasing oil exports to a large extent.

An expert in the field of energy said: The lack of development of our fields is not due to the lack of technology, we can develop many fields with the existing conditions, but we have encountered problems due to financial reasons.

The lack of proportionality between the difficulty of work and the wages of oil workers has caused many of the specialized forces of this industry to migrate to the Persian Gulf countries. It is said that the minimum salary of oil workers in neighboring countries is higher than that of Iranian managers.

A member of the Expediency Assessment Council said: A group with the name of circumventing sanctions says that we should not open the road, we built a side road and they take 1.3 million barrels of oil daily. We asked at what price do you sell? They offer a discount of 15 to 30 dollars per barrel and an average of 20 dollars per barrel.

As one of the largest energy importers, Japan imports more than 90% of its oil from the Persian Gulf. Therefore, Iran's political developments can pave the way for the return of Iranian oil to this market, which has a win-win result for both countries.