Iran will be removed from sanctions
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The fourth country in the world for oil production from Monday will again be able to resume the sale of oil on the international market and enjoy the assistance of the international financial system. Also, Iranian foreign accounts will be unfrozen, on which, according to the most conservative estimates, about 50 billion dollars are accumulated.
This became possible after Iran fulfilled all its obligations under the nuclear program before the UN, the EU and the United States. Last Saturday, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif met with US Secretary of State John Kerry, during which a final decision was made to lift the sanctions. For its part, Iran destroys 98% of the existing nuclear fuel in the country, while the rest guarantees to use exclusively for peaceful purposes, and rebuilds the Arak reactor to prevent the production of weapons-grade plutonium.
Iran's official position on this agreement is purely positive, but there are forces in the country calling for a refusal to produce nuclear weapons - "betrayal of state interests." Nevertheless, the lifting of sanctions will make it possible to receive huge profits from the sale of oil and create jobs.
But not everyone is looking forward to the release of Iranian oil to the international market - this will significantly reduce the already low price of oil, which will eventually shake the economy of some countries. The sale limit has so far been set at 500,000 barrels per day.
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