Примери за използване на Iran and venezuela на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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To hurt Russia, Iran and Venezuela.
Russia, Iran and Venezuela all seem to have been hit hard by the current crisis.
This was in reference to the US sanctions on Iran and Venezuela.
Oil supplies from Iran and Venezuela continue to decline, with both countries affected by the US sanctions.
Another recent price driver has been U.S. sanctions against oil exporters Iran and Venezuela.
Iran and Venezuela are going to face each other on Tuesday in an international friendly match which will take place in Doha.
In this way, the world's largest oil consumer will compensate for the lack of supply from Iran and Venezuela.
President Donald Trump's sanctions against Iran and Venezuela have inadvertently increased demand for a Russian brand of crude oil.
Supply has also been limited by U.S. sanctions on oil exports from Iran and Venezuela.
US sanctions against Iran and Venezuela have inadvertently increased demand for a Russian brand of crude oil, Bloomberg reports.
Further providing oil markets with support are U.S. sanctions against petroleum exporters Iran and Venezuela.
Iran and Venezuela, both OPEC members, remain critical suppliers on world markets, together providing roughly one of every 20 barrels.
India has also proposed trade in national currencies with some other countries,including Russia, Iran and Venezuela.
In a note the ministry said that the surge was due to Washington's sanctions that targeted Iran and Venezuela, prompting Turkeyand, surprisingly, the U.S. to buy more oil from Russia.
It potentially reinforces President Donald Trump's decision to impose sanctions on OPEC members Iran and Venezuela.
Sanctions against oil producers Iran and Venezuela are also boosting prices, although traders said the market may be capped by rising U.S. output.
But shortly thereafter Trump spent portions of his speech telling Iran and Venezuela what to do at home.
Sanctions against oil producers Iran and Venezuela are also boosting crude prices, although traders say the market looks capped by rising American output.
With global crude supply tightening thanks to sanctions on Iran and Venezuela, as well as a surprise decline in U.S. crude production, long-term price projections are looking up.
This development is recorded by US President Donald Trump, who can continue to sanction OPEC members, Iran and Venezuela.
Indeed, if OPEC starts pumping again at maximum capacity, even without Iran and Venezuela, and with continued outages in Libya, it would pressure prices significantly, especially if Russia joins in.
Russia was invited to upgrade the Baniyas refinery and construct a refinery with Iran and Venezuela, RT added.
The price of oil rose on Tuesday amid OPEC-led supply cuts and US sanctions on Iran and Venezuela, although some analysts expect rising US productionand concerns about economic growth to curb crude markets.
It potentially reinforces President Donald Trump's decision to impose sanctions on OPEC members Iran and Venezuela.
Beyond the OPEC cuts, U.S. sanctions on petroleum exports from Iran and Venezuela have also tightened markets.
Prices have also been supported by concerns that supply disruptions could stem from rising political tensions in Opec members Iran and Venezuela.
Beyond the OPEC cuts,U.S. sanctions on petroleum exports from Iran and Venezuela have also tightened markets.
Since the beginning of the year, oil prices have grown considerably, backed by a decline in OPEC+ mining,as well as the escalation of Libya's military events and sanctions against Iran and Venezuela.
In particular, Russia was invited to upgrade the Baniyas refinery and construct a refinery with Iran and Venezuela.