Iran’s oil revenue could hit ZERO by December —first time in history | Eye for Iran | EP 124 |
Iran has survived revolution, war and decades of sanctions without losing its oil revenue entirely. That could change in December.
For the first time in Iran's history, revenue from crude oil and condensate exports could fall to ZERO by mid-December if the US blockade continues, according to new analysis from Kpler. The Islamic Republic stands to lose as much as $6 billion a month. But will unprecedented economic pressure force Tehran to compromise, or is its leadership prepared to fight to the bitter end?
This week on Eye for Iran, Negar Mojtahedi explores three extraordinary stories that…
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