Tehran: (RightNow) Iran’s Petroleum Minister Mohsen Paknejad reveals that during the 40-day conflict with the US, Iranian crude oil exports did not halt even for an hour.

Mohsen Paknejad stated that despite severe logistical challenges from February 28 until the temporary ceasefire, Iran continued its oil exports. Attacks on oil and gas facilities and wartime conditions did not become obstacles.

The Iranian minister said that despite US actions and naval blockades, there was no complete disruption in oil delivery. Iran maintained exports despite difficulties.

This claim by Iranian officials comes at a time when Iran’s energy facilities were under pressure during the conflict. According to Tehran, the export process continued.

It is noteworthy that Iran’s energy facilities faced US attacks during the war, which affected the delivery process.