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  1. Iraq and Turkey rely on Iranian gas for energy, while China buys over 80% of Iran's crude oil amidst US economic pressure.

China transfers oil revenues to Turkey, utilizing the country as a destination for funds derived from Iranian oil sales amidst US sanctions.

65 reports, 3 independent Updated Oct 17
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China transfers oil revenues to Turkey, utilizing the country as a destination for funds derived from Iranian oil sales amidst US sanctions.

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TurkeyU.S. Treasury

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  1. Turkey launched Operation Economic Outcast against Iran and brokered a Gaza ceasefire.1 source
  2. US Treasury implements sanctions and blockades against companies based in Turkey.1 source
  3. China is paying for Iranian oil, which is then funneled through a financial institution in Istanbul to fund the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.Sub-event
  4. Oil revenues from Iranian sales are being channeled through China to Turkey, while US sanctions are imposed.1 source

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