Iran's Oil Sales Remain Strong Amid Military Conflict

Iran's Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad announced on April 14 that the country's oil sales have been robust since the onset of military conflicts with the United States and Israel. According to BlockBeats, a portion of the revenue generated will be allocated to repairing industrial damage caused by wartime attacks. Paknejad highlighted that Iranian oil industry workers have maintained operations at various facilities throughout the conflict, ensuring that oil exports have not been interrupted, even for a single day. This includes key export hubs such as Kharg Island.