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War of Aggression on Iran and Global Energy Security
SHANA (Tehran) – Ever since the Zionist regime launched its invasion of Iran, energy has become a pivotal issue in international fora. Two key issues, energy price and energy security, were focused upon by the media, political elite, and economists due to Iran’s prominent role in energy production and exports and its strategic position in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Analysis of the War on Iran
SHANA (Tehran) –The 12-day war imposed by the Tel Aviv regime against Iran on 13 June 2025, targeting mainly nuclear and military installations in addition to infrastructure, constitutes one of the most complicated geopolitical crises of recent decades. Iran responded forcefully to the strikes. Although the United States initially refused to engage in the war, there was no doubt from the very beginning that it was the main ally of the Zionist regime in this crisis. That is why, when it was convinced that Iran had the upper hand on the battlefield, the US intervened and bombed Iranian nuclear facilities. It is highly significant to review the Zionist regime and the US objectives and scenarios in the war on Iran.
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Oil Ministry praised for key role in 12-day war effort
SHANA (Tehran) – President Masoud Pezeshkian made an unannounced visit to the Oil Ministry on Sunday, praising the round-the-clock efforts of oil industry workers during the 12-day war.
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Parliament Energy Committee:
Refineries operating at full capacity
SHANA (Tehran) – The deputy chairman of the Iranian Parliament’s Energy Committee praised the efforts of oil industry workers during the 12-day war, stating that all refineries are currently operating at full capacity, with fuel transportation and distribution proceeding smoothly.
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Sino-US Tariff War Impact on Oil/Gas
SHANA (Tehran) - A trade war between the United States and China, the world’s top economies, has intensified over recent years. The latest indication is mutual sharp import tariff hikes. China has vowed to fight to the end in the face of US bullying, taking countermeasures against President Donald Trump’s administration.
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War in Ukraine and changing geopolitics of energy
As the war in Ukraine surpassed the one-year threshold with no solid evidence that it may end soon, the international oil and energy markets demonstrate its resilience to stand to the task. International oil market and energy market was once hit by COVID late 2019 and suffered hugely throughout 2020 and part of 2021. However, thanks to coordination between OPEC and non-OPEC producers, the market found its way towards normalcy and stability.