Iran's oil exports reach 6 billion dollars during ceasefire

A report by The Wall Street Journal revealed that Iran exported approximately 70 million barrels of oil during the pause in hostilities and the lifting of the U.S. blockade on its ports, valued between $5 billion and $6 billion, over the course of about a month. These transactions came after the United States' decision in June to lift the maritime embargo on Iran's ports, allowing Tehran to bolster its oil reserves before Washington reimposes restrictions. Iran took advantage of the lifting of the blockade, which lasted from mid-June to mid-July, to significantly increase its oil exports.

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