Iranian reports on Saturday revealed the nation's oil sales in September surpassed three billion dollars. This achievement comes despite foreign media reports claiming a halt in Iranian oil exports due to sanctions, with September's sales setting a monthly record for
the past two years. Sales in September of the current year exceeded three billion dollars, marking the highest monthly figure in two years. China is the largest importer of Iranian oil, and Iran is the largest exporter of seaborne crude to
China. Domestic sources denied rumors of Iranian oil tankers halting operations due to sanctions. They affirmed these allegations "are baseless and fall within the psychological and media warfare waged by some Western countries against the Islamic Republic." According to Planning Organization statistics,
Iranian oil revenues have already surpassed the specified budget ceiling, providing the government flexibility to import goods and support national projects.
