US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Defense Minister James Mattis visited New Delhi
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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says the US is expecting it all nations will stop importing raw oil from Iran, otherwise they will have to face restrictions. According to Mike Pompeo, Washington will consider exceptional exceptions to Iranian buyers where appropriate. He said that there are many countries who will take “a very little time” to eliminate Iran’s purchase of oil.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Defense Minister James Mattis are on a visit to New Delhi where he talked with senior officials of India on Thursday. Attractions focused on strategic and security matters. In addition, many controversial issues also discussed including Washington’s demand to stop India from buying Iranian oil.
One of the responsible officials of the US State Department said on Thursday, that the US and India are very detailed discussions about Iran’s oil. US President Donald Trump after announcing the separation of the nuclear deal in May this year Iran has issued orders to ban economic sanctions again. Tehran and 6 world powers signed at the nuclear deal 2015. Since then, America is trying to convince other countries to make Iran economically lonely. Despite the entire trumpet attempts Government officials in India with Iran especially in the oil sector trade relations are expressing desire. India is the third largest country in the oil imports, while China is the second largest manufacturer of Iranian crude oil.
An Indian official told the British News Agency last month last month India will not stop its imports from Iran every time however, after the high level meeting with his Indian counterparts of the US Foreign Minister and Defense Minister the oil will finalize its strategy of buying. The British News Agency last week told India that the Government Oil Refining Companies Iranian oil tankers have allowed access and insurance services. This progress came after the Indian and western cargo companies reduced their operations in Iran.
