Iran is one of the countries that was subjected to the most cruel sanctions by the countries of the world. But according to NDTV, the restrictions imposed by the United States have largely failed to prevent the export of Iranian oil, which is considered one of the main pillars of Tehran's economy.

Citing shipping sources and data, Reuters claimed in a report that Iran has found new buyers for its crude oil and that the country's oil shipments have been sent to Oman and Bangladesh.

An energy expert said: Now, one third of the oil consumed in the world passes through the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf. If this strait has a problem, they will not be able to supply this shortage easily, so the price of oil will rise.

The public relations of the third region of the IRGC Navy announced in an announcement that a tanker carrying more than 700,000 liters of smuggled oil with the flag of Togo and 9 crew members was seized in the northern waters of the Persian Gulf by the fighters of this region.

New statistics and research results show that the new realities that the Middle East oil companies have taken step by step in order to improve and accelerate the retreat from the wrong policies of the Western governments have put it on the agenda.

Since the end of last year, some ports in China have continuously received a significant amount of Iranian crude oil. This upward trend, confirmed by tanker tracking companies and commercial resources, indicates the continuation of China's oil purchases from Iran at the highest possible level in recent years.

A senior expert in marine and energy industries, referring to the development of South Pars phases, described the country's progress in the offshore field as an occasion and said: Iran will need billions of dollars in various types of vessels and offshore industries in the coming years.

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.