Questioning
Viability of Oil-for-Goods Barter Agreement
Iran said
today that Russia has not been able to sell any of its crude oil cargoes. The
announcement questions the viability of an oil-for-goods barter agreement that has
been signed between Iran and Russia.
“The
problem with the barter agreement with Russia is the fact that it has not been
able to sell any Iranian oil cargoes,” said Mohsen Qamsari, the deputy director
of National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC). “Russia should be first able to market
Iran’s oil so that Iran could provide it with [additional] crude.” (Press TV, 9
May)
Under the
barter deal, Russia was to purchase 500,000 barrels of crude oil per day from
Iran in exchange for millions of tons of Russian goods a year.
4 comments:
some countries announce all sorts of things.....that turn out to be nothing more than bullsquirt.
these two countries are examples of that.
New revamped uskowi's propaganda....
You will wither and never see Islamic Republic's demise
I was not the source of the news, it was reported by Iran’s own state-run Press TV, as it was clear in the post. Unless you believe that I control Press TV. Wow, but you are not serious, are you?
"You will wither and never see Islamic Republic's demise."
Depending on ones point of view this was a hilarious comment. I guess you've heard of the expression,"every dog has its day"?
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