Three Japanese Firms Consider Iranian Crude Purchase for First Time Since 2019 Amid U.S. Sanctions Waiver

According to Reuters, three Japanese firms are considering purchasing Iranian crude oil on July 6, marking the first such move since 2019, following a temporary U.S. sanctions waiver. Japanese and Iranian officials are reportedly conducting initial negotiations regarding the possibility of crude oil sales.

Securing insurance for such transactions remains a significant hurdle for the Japanese companies pursuing the purchase.

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