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How did the Iranian Energy Exchange make Iranian oil break through US sanctions?
Recently, the issue of Iranian oil being sanctioned by the United States has been going on for some time, and the US government has also indicated that it will implement comprehensive export control on Iranian oil and almost prohibit all Iranian crude oil from being shipped overseas. This is a huge challenge for Iran. As we all know, Central Asia and West Asia produce oil, and these countries rely on oil exports to develop their own economies and enhance their international status.

The Iranian government also attaches great importance to this matter. In response, Iran will formulate economic sanctions against the United States. It is reported that Iran plans to keep exporting more than one million barrels of crude oil every day. In the face of American oil sanctions, Iran has also designed new export methods for energy trade, including improving machinery and equipment, increasing the defense system of transport ships, adjusting oil transportation routes and constantly trying new ways to realize oil sales.

In fact, the most important thing is that Iran has improved its production equipment and shortened the production cycle of crude oil a lot. In addition, through a large amount of capital investment, the protection of oil drilling platforms and the defense system of oil export carriers have been increased, and scientific and technological productivity is one of the most critical factors.

In the face of all-round oil sanctions imposed by the United States, Iran's energy trade actively tries new ways to help the government tide over the difficulties. While actively developing new equipment, it has also promoted the economic development of the country and brought considerable economic benefits to Iran. The key factor of Iran's breakthrough is to be brave in innovation, break through the oil sanctions imposed by the United States, actively contact other countries for help, and not be intimidated by difficulties. Finally, oil was successfully transported overseas, which increased economic income.