Iran: Chinese adviser's comments on fighting sanctions

“They are in a zone between Singapore and Malaysia which, historically, was once a group of petrol engines circulating and transporting their cargoes to other countries.”

We are in the “rebranding” phase.

With this method, as M. Falakshahi explained, “a second time to leave the Malaysian eaux for the northeast of China and read the breeding book.” The goal is that the animal is not from Iran, but also from other countries and Malaysia.

According to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), several scientists said China will increase Malaysia's gross domestic product by 54% in 2023-2022.

In fact, the amount exported from Malaysia to China has passed to the entire production capacity of raw gasoline, according to analyst Nikoladze of the Atlantic Council Exports of Petroleum from Iran ».

Last year, in July and October, Malaysian and Indonesian authorities told Iranian gasoline drivers that they were carrying out “unauthorized gasoline transfers.”

Maia Nikoladze explained that she went from the international financial system under Western supervision and that the transactions were carried out through the intermediary of small Chinese banks.

“The Chinese are aware of the risks associated with sanctioning Iranian gasoline because they cannot implicate large banks in this transaction,” the statement said.

“He also reached out to small banks that were not participating in the international exhibition.”

Iranian gasoline payments also affected Chinese money as the financial system dominated the dollar.

“This silver was placed on bills of Chinese banks that had liens with the Iranian regime,” M. Falakshahi explained. “This silver serum was used for the importer of Chinese products, and a party of this silver serum was expelled to Iran.”

“It is extremely difficult to understand comments, but if Iran is not able to rape everything,” he adds.

Certain reports suggest that Iran is using “exchange houses” within the country to gain financial advantages.

On April 24, American President Joe Biden signed an aid program for Ukraine that imposes sanctions on Iran's oil sector.

The new law tightens sanctions on ports, ships and refineries, since it is a violation of American sanctions and the sanctions will also be imposed on all transactions between Chinese financial institutions and banks s sanktionnées utilisées pour purchase gasoline and those derived from gasoline Products.

Selon M. Falakshahi, an analyst at Kpler, Washington, was cautious about the overall application measures.

“It is quite simple that the absolute priority of the Biden administration is the main prize for the interior of the country.” “This is good and important as far as politics is concerned,” says M. Falakshahi.

Iran is a triple producer of the Organization of the Exporter of Petroleum (OPEP), producing around three million tons of petroleum per day, or about 3% of total world production.

According to experts, the suspension of approval could cause the international price of gasoline to flare up.

“M. Biden said that the United States has reduced Iran's exports, they are lower in the market and the price of crude oil is increasing at the international level. “If it is a product, the price of the essence increases in the United States States,” explained M. Falakshahi, who said that M. Biden could not decide to be produced before the presidential elections.