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Why Iran's Oil Industry Is Being Squeezed By US Blockade
With no way to export the oil it is pumping out and diminishing room to store it at home, Iran may be forced to dramatically reduce or cease production from some of its wells
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"Next Stop $140": Iran Speaker Ghalibaf's Big Warning As Oil Prices Reach Historic High
Ghalibaf blamed "junk advice" from top US officials like Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent for pushing the theory of economic pressure, claiming it had instead spiked global oil prices to $120 per barrel, with $140 likely as the "next stop".
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In 22 Days, Iran Will Run Out Of Place To Store Oil It Produces. What's Next?
The looming storage crunch is threatening to accelerate production cuts in what was once the second-largest source of crude under the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). P
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2nd US-Sanctioned Supertanker Enters Gulf Despite Blockade On Iranian Ports
The US Central Command said on X that 10 vessels have been turned around and no ships have broken through since the start of the blockade on Monday.
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Saudi Arabia Is "Pressing" US To Drop Iran Port Blockade Plan: Report
Saudi Arabia has managed to get its oil exports up by piping its crude across the desert to the Red Sea, while Iran's Hormuz blockade persisted. Riyadh is worried those supplies would be at risk if the Red Sea's exit route were also closed.
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Trump Says US Will Block The Already Blocked Hormuz. How It Will Work
Any US blockade is likely to inflict economic damage on Tehran, which would ultimately undermine its ability to continue fighting over the long term by denying it the ability to export oil and earn revenue.
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Oil Spikes Past $100 As US Plans Naval Blockade Around Iranian Ports
US crude (West Texas Intermediate) rose 8 per cent to $104.24 a barrel. Brent crude jumped 7 per cent to $102.29.
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Inside China's Relationship With Iran Amid Middle East War
While China and Iran are sometimes considered part of a broader anti-Western group - alongside Russia and North Korea - their ties is transactional.
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Trump Says He Got 'Gift' From Iran's Ghalibaf, Hints At Kharg Seizure For Taking Oil
Experts have warned that any ground operation on Iran's export hub could leave US troops in great peril and prolong rather than shorten the war.
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Qatar's LNG Exports Disrupted For 5 Years In Iran War: These Nations Impacted
Those losses have implications ranging from LPG used in restaurants in India to South Korea's chipmakers, which use helium.
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With Hormuz Shut, Saudi's Yanbu Is Gulf's Only Oil Hope. It's Being Attacked
Saudi Arabia's oil giant Aramco's 'Samref' refinery in the Red Sea port of Yanbu has been hit in an aerial strike after similar attacks on energy facilities in Qatar and the UAE in response to US-Israeli attacks on Iranian energy installations.
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Extensive Damage At World's Largest LNG Plant In Qatar After Iran Strike
A Qatari complex housing the world's largest liquefied natural gas export plant suffered "extensive damage" amid a sharp escalation of attacks on energy facilities across the Persian Gulf.
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Major UAE Oil Terminal In Flames Hours After US Strikes Iran's Kharg Island
Dark smoke was seen rising on Saturday from a major energy installation in the United Arab Emirates. This comes hours after the United States carried out strikes on Iran's Kharg Island oil hub.
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"Orphan Pearl" On Fire: The Critical Oil Island Struck By US In Iran
US Strikes Iran: Spread over a meagre 20 square kilometres, Iran's Kharg island processes 90 per cent of the country's total oil exports, driving the region to the edge as the US attacked it on Friday, 15 days into the Middle East conflict.
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Watch: US Says It Destroyed 16 Iranian Mine-Laying Boats Near Hormuz Strait
The US said it took out more than a dozen mine-laying Iranian vessels Tuesday, and the Islamic Republic vowed to block the region's oil exports, saying it would not allow "even a single liter" to be shipped to its enemies.
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Why Iran's Oil Industry Is Being Squeezed By US Blockade
With no way to export the oil it is pumping out and diminishing room to store it at home, Iran may be forced to dramatically reduce or cease production from some of its wells
-
"Next Stop $140": Iran Speaker Ghalibaf's Big Warning As Oil Prices Reach Historic High
Ghalibaf blamed "junk advice" from top US officials like Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent for pushing the theory of economic pressure, claiming it had instead spiked global oil prices to $120 per barrel, with $140 likely as the "next stop".
-
In 22 Days, Iran Will Run Out Of Place To Store Oil It Produces. What's Next?
The looming storage crunch is threatening to accelerate production cuts in what was once the second-largest source of crude under the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). P
-
2nd US-Sanctioned Supertanker Enters Gulf Despite Blockade On Iranian Ports
The US Central Command said on X that 10 vessels have been turned around and no ships have broken through since the start of the blockade on Monday.
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Saudi Arabia Is "Pressing" US To Drop Iran Port Blockade Plan: Report
Saudi Arabia has managed to get its oil exports up by piping its crude across the desert to the Red Sea, while Iran's Hormuz blockade persisted. Riyadh is worried those supplies would be at risk if the Red Sea's exit route were also closed.
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Trump Says US Will Block The Already Blocked Hormuz. How It Will Work
Any US blockade is likely to inflict economic damage on Tehran, which would ultimately undermine its ability to continue fighting over the long term by denying it the ability to export oil and earn revenue.
-
Oil Spikes Past $100 As US Plans Naval Blockade Around Iranian Ports
US crude (West Texas Intermediate) rose 8 per cent to $104.24 a barrel. Brent crude jumped 7 per cent to $102.29.
-
Inside China's Relationship With Iran Amid Middle East War
While China and Iran are sometimes considered part of a broader anti-Western group - alongside Russia and North Korea - their ties is transactional.
-
Trump Says He Got 'Gift' From Iran's Ghalibaf, Hints At Kharg Seizure For Taking Oil
Experts have warned that any ground operation on Iran's export hub could leave US troops in great peril and prolong rather than shorten the war.
-
Qatar's LNG Exports Disrupted For 5 Years In Iran War: These Nations Impacted
Those losses have implications ranging from LPG used in restaurants in India to South Korea's chipmakers, which use helium.
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With Hormuz Shut, Saudi's Yanbu Is Gulf's Only Oil Hope. It's Being Attacked
Saudi Arabia's oil giant Aramco's 'Samref' refinery in the Red Sea port of Yanbu has been hit in an aerial strike after similar attacks on energy facilities in Qatar and the UAE in response to US-Israeli attacks on Iranian energy installations.
-
Extensive Damage At World's Largest LNG Plant In Qatar After Iran Strike
A Qatari complex housing the world's largest liquefied natural gas export plant suffered "extensive damage" amid a sharp escalation of attacks on energy facilities across the Persian Gulf.
-
Major UAE Oil Terminal In Flames Hours After US Strikes Iran's Kharg Island
Dark smoke was seen rising on Saturday from a major energy installation in the United Arab Emirates. This comes hours after the United States carried out strikes on Iran's Kharg Island oil hub.
-
"Orphan Pearl" On Fire: The Critical Oil Island Struck By US In Iran
US Strikes Iran: Spread over a meagre 20 square kilometres, Iran's Kharg island processes 90 per cent of the country's total oil exports, driving the region to the edge as the US attacked it on Friday, 15 days into the Middle East conflict.
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Watch: US Says It Destroyed 16 Iranian Mine-Laying Boats Near Hormuz Strait
The US said it took out more than a dozen mine-laying Iranian vessels Tuesday, and the Islamic Republic vowed to block the region's oil exports, saying it would not allow "even a single liter" to be shipped to its enemies.
