US DOES NOT SPARE ANYONE BUYING OIL FROM IRAN: UNITED STATES

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The United States said on Monday that, even if friendly friends like India would import oil from Iran, they would have to face sanctions. This aggressive attitude towards Iran could risk the US relations with different countries. In this case, Turkey emphasized that they will override the US demand.

 Crude oil prices in the world are likely to increase due to the tough steps. Although President Donald Trump claims that Saudi Arabia will reduce the deficit in the market, Saudi Arabia will fulfill that shortfall.

 As part of an effort to reduce Iran's oil exports, the Trump Administration has targeted Tehran's revenue-earning market. Therefore, the United States is going to take steps to reduce the country's influence in the Middle East and destroy the economy.

 The White House announced that the Trump Administration and its allies decided to tighten the highest economic pressure against Iran to end the risky unrestricted operation for the United States.

Last year, if a one-sided ban was imposed on Iran, the United States initially allowed eight countries to buy oil from the country for six months.

 One of the most important buyers of Iranian oil is India. New Delhi's relationship with Washington is friendly. But the United States is claiming that it is threatening Iran, it is disagreeing with the United States, it disagrees with the United States.

 India is working to build a sea port in Iran to cross Pakistan So a source said that India has reviewed the complexity of Trump's decision and reviewed it.

 China and Turkey will be affected in this incident. So if the United States persists in Iran's ban on Iranian oil, Washington's new controversy will be created with these two countries.

 Turkish Foreign Minister Mavlut Kavsaglu said, "We will not accept any unilateral sanctions against how we will establish relationships with our neighbors." US sanctions will end regional peace and stability.

US Secretary of State Mike Pampo stressed that after the two countries who buy oil from Iran, they will have to be punished. However, it is not mentioned how to be punished.

 He said, we are clear that if you disobey this policy, you have to face sanctions. We'll be going to ban.

 In addition, Greece, Italy, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan have also reduced the purchase of oil from Iran. And the South Korean Foreign Minister said in a statement that they will discuss this with the United States. Try to do the maximum work with the latest deadline.

 After the announcement of US President Donald Trump, the price of oil has increased in the world market after the announcement that anyone would be allowed to buy oil from Iran.

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