Iran's Oil Exports and Refinery Supplies Remain Uninterrupted Amid Wartime Conditions

The National Iranian South Oil Company has managed to maintain uninterrupted oil exports and refinery supplies despite wartime conditions, according to its managing director Ramin Hatami. In a recent statement, he highlighted that the company's crude production capacity had increased by 120,000 barrels per day over the past two years.

Seven new contracts are expected to add another 380,000 barrels per day to production capacity, further solidifying Iran's oil export capabilities. Despite the challenges posed by wartime conditions, the company has been able to continue its operations without interruption for the past six to eight months.