European Union nations have agreed on an oil embargo against Iran as
part of sanctions over its nuclear program. Diplomats in Brussels said
that EU foreign ministers would officially adopt the measures, hashed
out by member countries' 27 ambassadors, later on Monday. The measures
include an immediate embargo on new contracts with Tehran for crude
oil and petroleum products, while existing ones must be brought to an
end by July 1. EU diplomats are calling the measure part of a twin
track approach toward Iran: increase sanctions to discourage what they
suspect is Iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons but emphasize at the same
time the international community's willingness to talk. EU foreign
policy chief Catherine Ashton said she hoped financial sanctions would
persuade Tehran to return to negotiations with Western powers, which
she represents in talks with Iran.
@TheVMFA333 You sell lemonade on the street. I've been buying your lemonade for years. Now I stop buying your lemonade because you keep pinching me every time I see you. I am now the bad guy.
2ranirs 1 month ago
Iran must stop selling thier oil to eu no need to wait untill july.Go Iran just do what you want to do.
jembutkering 1 month ago
I hope Australia is not a party to this.
jrhocking 1 month ago
this will start a war.. shame on EU
TheVMFA333 1 month ago