Asia taking lion's share of Iranian oil exports
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some14some
....and? Asia is opposed to sanctions (openly or discreetly).
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edojin
So be it. China, Japan, India and South Korea need oil, too. And they worked hard to be able to obtain their share of Iranian oil.
If a war breaks out, these Asian countries should watch out for their shares of oil if the Europeans or Americans come out on the winning end. Oil in the Mideast seems to be up for grabs everywhere ...
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