Iran strikes the consequences of war in oil markets

On Wednesday, Iran’s oil minister criticized the consequences of disruption to the war on the oil markets a few weeks after the 12-day military action of Tehran with Israel sent a raw price.

In an expression through a video conference for the OPEC seminar in Vienna Mohsen, he said: “Regardless of the cause, the aggression of the war, which leads to violation of oil and gas resources to the international market … complications for energy and national economy manufacturers.”

“I believe that we all need to take a fundamental position against receiving and using war as a tool for pursuing political goals,” he said.

Iran is the third largest producer in the influential OPEC-Aliano and in 2025 spent one year of the presidency.

In June in June in June, the monthly oil market refers to independent sources of analysts, an average of 3.3 million barrels per day, according to a report on the monthly OPEC oil market, which quotes independent sources of analysts-checking when Iran is engaged in direct rockets Israel.

The tensions grew further when the US attacked three Iranian nuclear facilities, Ford, Natants and Isfahan, in the fact that US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu repeatedly noted the victory over Tehran.

Iran and Israel eventually agreed, and since June 24, they have introduced a ceasefire in the Washington mode, offering oil relief, which have since retreated amid concern over long -term demand and increased production from some OPEC producers. Iranian supplies’ security remains concerned about the Group Group when deciding on its outgoing strategy, Delegate OPEC+ delegate said earlier.

Bob McNali, founder and president of the Rapidan Energy Group, repeated these sentiments on Wednesday, telling Dan Murphy CNBC that “geopolitics is certainly the biggest black swan” or an unpredictable factor regulating the market picture in the near future.

“We did not leave the forest with Iran,” he said about the prevailing questions about the fate of the Tehran nuclear program, which Israel and the US called the cause of their recent offensive.

“What we believe here is that the last 20 years of simple shot banks on the road with Iran will most likely end,” he added.

Trump, who also took advantage of a strict and sanction approach to Tehran’s participation during his first term, made a priority to negotiate with the achievement of a so-February nuclear transaction with Iran during his second presidency. At the end of last month, the Iranian Parliament approved a bill to suspend cooperation with the UN Nuclear Center, the International Atomic Energy Agency.

“We head to where we will have either a diplomatic transaction, lifting sanctions and a more benign scenario, or I think we are just setting up the next conflict round, especially when Iran is trying to go to a bomb or refuse negotiations or even restore our broken air defense system,” McNali said.

Washington’s sanctions – bin On July 3, on fresh waves – Iranian exports of raw raw materials, the basis of the economy of the Middle East. Most Tehran barrels are now heading to China, often transported by Iran’s “shadow fleet” due to a network of oil tankers and intermediate shells.