Will China’s oil imports from Iran and Saudi Arabia decrease?

Will China’s oil imports from Iran and Saudi Arabia decrease?

Bloomberg's claim about the purchase of African oil by small Chinese refineries has raised the question of whether this action means a reduction in Iranian oil imports or not. But geopolitical factors show that embargoing Iran's oil is impossible in the new Trump era and Beijing will continue to buy Iranian oil.
Oil Minister: If we burn fuel oil, we have no problem in winter, but we stopped it for the sake of people’s health

Oil Minister: If we burn fuel oil, we have no problem in winter, but we stopped it for the sake of people’s health

The Minister of Oil said: People should be aware that if we consume the same amount of diesel this year as we did last year, we will not have blackouts or problems in winter, but due to the importance of people's health and the environment, a decision was made to reduce consumption. Diesel fuel, part of it will be applied as blackout with the diagnosis of Ministry of Energy experts.
Consequences of renewed sanctions on Iranian oil

Consequences of renewed sanctions on Iranian oil

According to experts, the possibility of repeating the policy of maximum pressure on the Iranian oil market has not been successful, and its repetition in his second term will have negative consequences for the country's national economy as well as its allies.
Oil Minister: We took over the power plant reserves with a 45% reduction

Oil Minister: We took over the power plant reserves with a 45% reduction

Pointing out that when the 14th government started, the level of power plant reserves decreased by about 45% compared to the same period last year, the oil minister said: "Now we are trying to compensate for the decrease in reserves at this point in time by increasing production as well as imports."