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  • Iran and Turkmenistan Join Forces to Launch 3rd Power Transmission Line: A New Era of Energy Collaboration!

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  • Iran’s Bold Response to New US Sanctions Targeting Oil Minister

    Recent US sanctions on Iranian oil trade have intensified tensions, prompting a strong reaction from Iran’s Foreign Ministry. Spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei condemned the sanctions, which target individuals and entities linked to Iranian oil in China, as evidence of US hostility towards Iran’s development. He criticized the US reliance on sanctions, labeling them as violations of international law. Despite these pressures, Iran asserts its commitment to independence and continues to sell oil through various means. The sanctions, part of Trump’s maximum pressure strategy, complicate ongoing negotiations regarding Iran’s nuclear program and highlight the intricate dynamics of international trade laws.