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Iran Oil Cargoes Dry Up Even Before US Acts on Tehran Threats
Iran's oil shipments destined for Asia have nearly dried up, pushing cargo costs to historically high levels. This economic pressure is occurring even before the US administration announces fresh moves intended to isolate Tehran and its associated trading partners.
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