China buys half of Iran's needed oil exports, while efforts toward a ceasefire continue and Pakistan's leadership is praised.
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Updated Jun 20
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China buys half of Iran's needed oil exports, while efforts toward a ceasefire continue and Pakistan's leadership is praised.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- China is Iran's biggest oil customer, and talks held in Tehran show progress regarding the ongoing situation.Sub-event
China buys half of Iran's needed oil exports, ongoing war efforts, and praise for Pakistan's leadership.1 source
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