Turkey resumed oil imports from Iran (... Poland, Bulgaria and Georgia buying too!)
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Everybody should just ignore American sanctions from now on.
Drunken cop reference always comes to mind
US is the BULLY in town
Who put US in charge, who made them the law? Time has come to show the US the finger.
Wat do you mean? They are an international effort against Irans nuclear weapons programs. As long as they allow monitoring, etc, there are no sanctions. Trump just fucked shit up because he wanted to tie other things to those sanction. Not completely without merit, as Iran funds violence in the region to advance their agenda.
Their military did.
Japan also in non compliance with US sanctions on China.
Broken News. I like it.
Turkey had to restart imports from Iran.
From Reuters: 26 March 2024 (A solid Western Source)
• Iraq-Turkey pipeline shut since March 2023
• Baghdad: around 225,000 bpd being produced without its oversight
• APIKUR says terms of current contracts must be maintained
• US encourages restart, State Dept. spokesperson says
March 26 (Reuters) - Foreign oil firms operating in Iraq's Kurdistan region are partly to blame for the delay in resuming crude exports after failing to submit contracts for revision, Iraq's oil ministry said.
The Iraq-Turkey oil pipeline (ITP) which once handled about 0.5% of global oil supply has been halted, stuck in legal and financial limbo, since March 2023.
The flows were halted after the Paris-based International Chamber of Commerce in a longstanding arbitration case ruled Ankara had violated provisions of a 1973 treaty by facilitating such exports without the consent of the Iraqi federal government.
Can someone explain why a judgement in Paris is affecting a land pipeline between adjacent countries in the Middle East?
@@bilalbaig8586 Yes I can explain it to you. I thought everyone knew. You need permission before you steal, from the Godfather (USA). Turkey steals Syria’s oil, well it was sold to them by American thieves. However, it was happily stealing Iraq’s oil. It got told off. So now it has to get oil from Iran. The UK stole one billion of Venezuela’s gold but had permission from the USA. This is how the world works under the America boot.
@@bilalbaig8586 You're right, that sounds like insanity.
A bunch of idiots sitting in Paris are going to decide on an agreement between Ankara and Bagdad? No wonder the world order is falling apart.
yeah press tv is prettymuch 1 of the state broadcasters, its relatively 'official'
That's a slick topic
Thank you. This is very interesting news.
санкции хороши, пока ими угрожаешь, а когда ввели, уже не страшно. И можно привести еще пример... Вы вводите санкции против своего ребенка и перестаете давать ему сладкое... да, для него это страшно. Но попробуйте лишить сладкого своего соседа...)) Так и здесь... маленькие страны страдают от санкций, группа маленьких стран собирается вместе, чтобы страдать от санкций было не так грустно и одиноко... Но когда вы вводите санкции против большой и сильной страны, вас просто посылают нахрен... и маленькие страны под санкциями делают тоже самое... А потом к этому присоединяются те, кому вы грозили санкциями.... потом те, кому вы когда-то нагрубили, потом те на кого вы просто косо смотрели... а потом и ваши друзья, которые уже не хотят оставаться с вами в одной лодке, потому что эти санкции им вредят...
Yep, you treat your allies like pushowers, they will do their own thing.
Its hilarious how US and EU put sanctions on Russia, but Turkiye, which is the second biggest army in NATO just behind US and a great value asset to europe, just f@cking ignores them and does trade with russia anyway😂
Thats gotta be some bullsh!t for the US as Turkey even bought S-400 for testings and also sold stuff to ukraine,
Very insightful comment.
Definitely keep things like this going. There really is too much to keep track of, and all sources help.👍
the worlds short of energy these days, the post scarcity world has moved into the next energy crisis point and at the moment china seems to be the only major economy thats going to make it through the rapidly closing window to avoid peak energy which has already been hit and started to move into decline/collapse under own energy needs/waste in places like europe
Collapse of petrodollar..
Cheers Wyatt.
It is very interesting news
Given that Eurostat is posting this that means they sell in Euro, at least partially.
Good news.
Wyatt. Is Singapore going to buy cheap oil for it's refineries and it's people...? When do you think common sense will kick-in, or continue kwai2 obey..?
thats odd 1 metric ton of oil is 6 barrels, so 500 mt of oil is 3000 barrels, thats not much at all?
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Iran has been much more self-reliant and powerful militarily after getting used to the sanctions. The sanctions-lover, senator Rubio, said recently that US sanctions would be ineffective five years down the road. The reality is less than five months.
What currency are they using to pay? Euro or USD?
You should talk about those who really run the show .. you know, those who create Mooney out of thin air to lend to country they set-up for wars ... (my useless comment for the algorithm) ^.^
Moin, moin!
Again. :p
One comment at a time.
Bravo Iran!
First
Venezuela.
I guess the US would find it difficult to sanction the NATO member with the 2nd largest army…😂🤣😂🤣🤣
Yeah.... NATO member.... Definitely not joining brics in the next few years....
A banana Republic with inflation levels to the moon.
@@para-tanker
Armies don’t care about inflation…..
@@TommyTipex
I don’t think BRICS cares about if a country is in NATO so long as they follow the trading rules.
@@marcusaetius9309 Stop talking poor kids.
A couple of minutes minor economies isnt the whole world 😂😂😂😂😂
Irans mighty economy with a massive gdp is on fire!😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
it's #Capitalism Baby. All about #money, honey. Principles ?? What the fck is that ;-)
Im going to be honest, the US should've kept its deal with Turkey and given them the ordered and paid for F-35s.
Wouldn't have helped. The second the west lost the economic war against Russia, they lost the world.
It was probably a strategic mistake to renege on the deal we made with them. This is going to bite us in the arse sooner or later, it always does.
If you threaten your allies / dont support their defensive capability / act like an economic bully lile US does, of course US and EU aligned countries will just do their own thing,
Did we forget why Turkey went for russian long range anti air defense? becaus US refused to help their ally, "THEY REFUSED TO HELP THEIR ALLY" which probably has done the most dirty works for NATO for decades, along with US, and now that other countries saw that drama and saw how turkey was treated by an ally, they also like to not be fully depended on US and EU for energy and economicly and militarly, which they should not be depended on anyway, considuring they act like a total gang lately...
Keyboard warrior present!!
Is it a very clicky one? ;)
A warrior never reveals the secret of his weapons.