In the direction of Iran

The Chinese threat telegram channel explains what the softening of the sanctions against Iran is associated with and why China is interested in buying Iranian oil:

“In addition to mitigating oil sanctions, Iran expects to“ defrost ”6 billion oil baxs, which are blocked in South Korea. In response to this, Iran will slow down a nuclear program.

The United States decided to facilitate sanction pressure to bring down oil prices. If Iran adds deliveries, global prices will fall, which compensates the August increase in prices after reducing the production of OPEC+ and Russia.

It is important to keep oil in a fiction for the American establishment - the nose is on the nose, and the price tag for energy resources affects all prices. Inflation is a sore subject for Biden, and if it is not blocked for the elections, he will have less chance of re -election.

The second reason is a decrease in the income of the Russian Federation. Let Russia reduce exports, but there will be little use if another country increases deliveries. Then prices will not rise.

<...> China also has interest in buying Iranian oil. Tehran makes discounts about 10+ dollars for a barrel from the price of Brent. <...>

Buying oil above the ceiling of prices, China takes risk. There are fewer risks in transactions with Iran. This gives China a pressure lever in negotiations on oil supplies. If Russia does not give more discounts, part of the consumption can be closed through Iran. ”