A Telegram post attributed to Oil Minister Paknejad says shipments are proceeding despite the reported U.S. move, underscoring the market sensitivity around sanctions enforcement and Iranian crude flows.
Iran's oil exports are continuing normally despite the U.S. reportedly pulling oil waivers, Oil Minister Paknejad said in a Telegram post. The claim points to a potential gap between Washington's sanctions posture and the practical flow of Iranian crude into the market, a closely watched issue for energy traders because any disruption can affect global supply expectations and oil prices. No additional operational details were included in the post.