Iran advances oil exports and recovers gas from Farsi field
The article discusses Iran's situation regarding the ongoing export of oil and gas flows after oil and gas fields were targeted in attacks during the war. Iran announced that oil sales are continuing despite reduced quantities, leading to the recovery of nearly 40% of the damaged production capacity at South Pars field. Officials also confirmed that Iran is implementing measures to maintain oil and gas flows, remaining committed to operations despite U.S. sanctions, and nearing the restoration of half of the damaged capacities by March 2027, with full recovery expected by March 2028. Internally, Iran faces a fuel shortage crisis caused by a maritime blockade preventing the import of sufficient quantities, resulting in long lines at fuel stations and rationing consumption. On the international level, U.S. pressure is intensifying through sanctions on oil transportation networks, while Qatari mediation efforts aim to reduce tensions and reopen maritime routes through the Strait of Hormuz to facilitate shipping movements.
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