Monday, August 23, 2010

Zionist Controlled Washington Keeps Working On It's Barking Mad Irrelevancy

June 24 - U.S. Congress Approves Strong Unilateral Sanctions on Iran

Ankara tells US it won’t adhere to new sanctions on Iran

"Turkish officials have told an American delegation that it has no intention of following unilateral US sanctions on Iran, a move likely to deepen a rift between the two NATO allies over the Islamic republic's contentious nuclear program that Washington believes is aimed at developing nuclear weapons."

Venezuela says it will still send gasoline to Iran

"Venezuela will continue to supply Iran with gasoline despite sanctions imposed on the Islamic Republic by the United States, European Union and others, Caracas's ambassador to Tehran said on Wednesday."

Iran-Afghanistan Trade Is More Than $1.5 Billion, President Karzai Says

"Afghan President Hamid Karzai said trade between his country and Iran totals more than $1.5 billion, the Iranian Labour News Agency cited him as saying today at a conference in Tehran."

Russia and China resume Oil trade with Iran

"Russian oil giant LUKOIL has resumed gasoline sales into Iran in partnership with China's state-run firm Zhuhai Zhenrong, even as the United States urges the international community to be tough with Tehran."

India to resume talks with Iran

"After a two-year lull, India has proposed to resume talks with Iran on importing gas through a pipeline passing through Pakistan."

Trade between Iraq and Iran expands

"Trade exchange between Iran and Iraq is mushrooming and is expected to be worth $7 billion this year."

Iran and Syria to Sign Free Trade Agreement

"Iran and Syria are set to sign a free trade agreement, Iran’s commerce minister announced Monday."

August 22 - Iranian trade with Western powers soars

"Data shows significant increase despite sanctions."

August 23 - Iran petrochemical projects attract $5bn

"Ten foreign investors have poured 5.1 billion dollars into Iran's petrochemical industry, the head of the National Iranian Petrochemical Company (NIPC) says."

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