US revokes Iran oil sale licence in a threat to fragile truce after ships attacked
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US revokes Iran oil sale licence in a threat to fragile truce after ships attacked. In revoking that licence on July 7, it gave Iran until July 17 to wind down any transactions. A second US official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said initial indications were that Iran had fired at three commercial vessels.
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US revokes Iran oil sale licence in a threat to fragile truce after ships attacked.
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In revoking that licence on July 7, it gave Iran until July 17 to wind down any transactions.
according to The Straits Times - WorldA second US official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said initial indications were that Iran had fired at three commercial vessels.
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US revokes Iran oil sale licence in a threat to fragile truce after ships attacked.
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