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Iran accuses Iraq of damaging the environment and demanding billions of dollars

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TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iran called on the Iraqi government on Friday to pay compensation for damage to the environment caused by the eight-year-old war between Saddam Hussein and Saddam Hussein.

"We must add environmental compensation to the Iraq war, the Kuwaiti war and the damage to the Gulf, which is valued at billions of dollars," said Masouda Ibtikar, the Iranian president's assistant for women and family affairs, in a tweet at her own account on the Twitter social networking site on August 19, 2018. The eighth government (the government of former reformist president Mohammad Khatami) has submitted a complaint to the UN committee to compensate . "

This comes a day after a request by Vice-President of the Iranian Shura Council Mahmoud Sadiqi to pay Iraq compensation for the Iraq-Iran war .

"The Iranian government has delayed compensation for the Iraqi people because of the ordeal, and now the Iraqi government agrees to repressive sanctions against the Iranian people rather than compensation, " Sadeghi said .

Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said Tuesday that his government "does not sympathize" with the US sanctions against Iran, but "will abide by them to protect its interests ."

http://www.nrttv.com/AR/News.aspx?id=3210&MapID=2

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in Iran .. The rise of the dollar again and the threat of execution of traders

In Iran, dollar rises again and threatens to execute traders
 
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The prices of the dollar, other foreign currencies and gold have risen again in Iran as sanctions and the continued volatility of the new foreign exchange policy adopted by the Iranian government have started.

The US dollar on Thursday surpassed the 100,000 riyals (10,000 tomans) threshold again on the informal market.

According to Iranian media, the price of the US dollar rose on Thursday morning to about 106 thousand riyals, and after an hour fell to 105 thousand riyals.

The agency "ISNA" reported in a report, that the dollar exchange rate in the informal market was trading between 88000 riyals and 9,2600 riyals against the dollar.

The price of the gold coin is about 30 million riyals, but in the afternoon the dollar rose to about 97000 riyals while the gold coin reached 30 million and 450 thousand riyals.

New policy

Hassan Rowhani's government announced its new foreign exchange policy this week, aimed at reducing the riyal's collapse and the steady rise in foreign exchange rates.

A package of measures was also taken to limit the impact of sanctions, including the creation of a "secondary market" for currencies, which allowed free circulation of the dollar during the past two days to secure foreign currency for traders.

The government also promised to secure the dollar for Iranian importers of commodities at the official price of 43,000 riyals.

It also identified a list of commodities that will be blocked by the government dollar, which will be provided by the Central Bank, namely 25 commodities, including meat, vegetables, flour, eggs, oil, sugar, medicine and others.

Threat to execute traffickers

The prosecutor in Tehran has threatened traders who manipulate prices with prison terms ranging from 5 to 20 years or even execution if they sell their goods at a free price, even though the government provides them with a government price of 42,000 riyals.

In a statement to Mezan, Abbas Jafari told Agence France-Presse that 53 people had been arrested in connection with currency manipulation and mobile phone imports. Twelve people had been arrested in the car import case and 106 defendants had been prevented from leaving the country.

The arrests come after reports in recent months about corruption files in the import of mobile phones, cars and other goods.

Files corrupt

The head of the Iranian General Inspectorate said that hackers broke into the site to buy cars, and were able to introduce about 5 thousand expensive cars to the country illegally, and about 4,000 cars were officially registered and put into the market.

With regard to the mobile phone deal, Iranian Communications Minister Mohammad Jawad Azeri Jahrami said that "criminals" had been fined more than 43 billion tomans for selling phones at high prices.

For its part, quoted the agency "Tasnim" the head of the Basij organization Gholamhossein Gheb Parvar, that the Basij forces "revealed several warehouses for the monopoly of cars, rice and building materials, and some caches of storage of goods by monopolistic traders."

Gheb Parvar said the Basij was told to move around the country to identify the merchants who stockpiled and monopolized the goods.

 
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7 hours ago, 10 YEARS LATER said:

 

A very Astute Observation 57 ! :salute:Well stated. 

An unpaid police force. At least with Pres. Trump, he will get more than any other Pres. Due to he is a strong force that won't let other nations take advantage of us any more.

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The economic sanctions against Iran are aimed at isolating Iran from the global economic system and undermining its economic structure, said Nabil al-Marsoumi, professor of economics at Basra University.

"The first package of US sanctions is aimed at Iran's ability to buy the dollar and important industries, including cars and carpets, not only the low price of the Iranian currency and the consequent rise in the Iranian currency," Mersumi said in a publication on his personal page on Facebook. The level of inflation, but Washington is seeking to damage many industries, including the auto industry, which is linked to about 60 industries through the ban on the supply of spare parts for Iranian cars.

In general, economic sanctions on Iran would have potential repercussions on Iraq, which could be summarized as follows:

- The possible decline in deposits of Iraqis in Iranian banks due to the transformation of the real interest rate in Iran to negative levels of inflation.

- The potential flow of Iraqi funds to Iran to buy some assets such as housing, hotels and land due to the fall in dollar prices.

 - Iran will become the preferred destination for most Iraqis for tourism or treatment.

 - Religious tourism in Iraq is expected to fall sharply due to a possible decline in the number of Iranian visitors to holy shrines in Iraq due to the high cost of travel and accommodation in Iraq for Iranian expatriates.

- Iraq will become a conduit for Iran to supply many of the goods that Iran is forbidden to import.

 - Iran's exports to Iraq, which currently amount to more than 6.5 billion dollars a year, may see a marked decline after the second package of sanctions against Iran if the two sides can not overcome the restrictions imposed by America on international trade payments systems and the financial and banking system. Iraq and Iran to adopt a system of barter or direct payment method outside the banking system to finance their trade.

- The expected rise in the price of crude oil in the global market, which will reflect negatively on Iran and positive on Iraq. 

- Iran's migrant workers are expected to increase to Iraq and other countries in search of jobs as a result of rising unemployment in Iran due to US sanctions.

The first package of US sanctions on Tehran began yesterday, including Iran's ability to buy dollars, gold, precious metals, steel and automobiles. US officials said the United States would not grant exemptions or exemptions from the sanctions, but would consider any requests individually.

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Looting Iraqi dollars and dollars and turning them into Tehran .. Iran saves its economy from sanctions by impoverishing Iraq and spoiling it

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There is no hope for Iran to escape from the US sanctions except by non-stereotypical movements, following the policy of flogging others, stealing their resources and destroying their economy before it touches the green and green American fire. Tehran decided only to act quickly to confront the severe US sanctions. Since 2003, it has extended its hand to withdraw. (Strategic treasure), Iraq, perhaps as usual covers the failures of its rulers and does not matter here the size of the losses that affect Iraq.

The smuggling of the dollar from Iraq

These decisions begin with Tehran's decision to lift the Iranian government's decision to prevent the exchange offices from buying and selling the dollar, and allowed it to resume its activity in a government decision issued on 6/8/2008, one day before the imposition of severe US sanctions, Of foreign markets and their introduction into Iran, measures designed to protect the Iranian currency hit by the collapse against the dollar.

But for those who do not know, these two resolutions open the door to smuggling from Iraq wide, so according to most of the economic forecasts, the Iraqi markets will witness in the coming days a significant increase in the price of the dollar as a result of smuggling to Iran.

Exchange offices working for Tehran

Here, the exchange offices, which are mainly Iranian engaged in Iraq, will bring the dollar out of the Iraqi street and participate strongly in the dollar auction to buy it and smuggle it to Iran. Here, the biggest economic scandals that can happen to a country in history are achieved!

The second thing is that Iran will rid Iraq of its wealth and inflame gold prices in the Iraqi markets. Iraqi media will say that the rise is due to the increase in marriages before the coming of Muharram, but the truth is that gold prices will rise as a result of smuggling to Iran.

Treasure of Alibaba

Certainly, Iraq has become an endless treasure for Alibaba for the Iranians, as long as the lifeline of Iran during the rule of Nuri al-Maliki for eight years ..

However, as soon as Maliki came out, Iran accepted the negotiations. Now, with renewed sanctions, Iran will move its strategic economic arm in Iraq to pull the dollar out of Iraq's markets and also to smuggle gold. , And will be those actions under the guise of the pilgrimage season and the purchase of the dollar by pilgrims and travel companies and the wedding season before entering the month of Muharram.

There have been calls from sincere Iraqis specializing in the economy appeals to the masses of Iraqis to address such actions that would impoverish Mesopotamia for decades to come and waste a lot of resources.

 

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Vice President Masoumah Ibtikar on Friday called on the Iraqi government to pay compensation for damage to the environment caused by the eight-year war between the two countries in the 1980s. "The environmental compensation for the Iraq war, the Kuwaiti war and the billions of dollars worth of damage to the Gulf have to be added. The eighth government (referring to the government of former reformist president Mohammad Khatami ) has been referred to the UN Committee ," 

Ibtikar said in a tweet through her official Twitter account . United complaint to compensate. "

 

 


Iranian Vice President Mahmoud Sadeghi , who is deputy speaker of the Iranian parliament, asked Thursday for the Iraqi government to pay about $ 1,100 billion in compensation for Saddam Hussein's regime . 

This response came against the background of the announcement of Prime Minister Haider Abadi, Iraq's commitment to the implementation of US sanctions against Iran .

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Let's look at the other article   Iran says Iraq owes them billions in war reparations.

One way to avoid that debt would ban iraqi banks and companies from doing busines

with iran under the cover of Trumph's sanctions. Pretty smart if you think about it.

                                                                                                  Go Reform,Go reinstatement.

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The Iraqi website Shat Al-Arab on Friday cited Mazhar Mohammed Saleh, an economic advisor to Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, as saying that Baghdad is trying to solve problems affecting the numerous economic ties between Iran and Iraq.

Currently, more than 35 percent of Iraq's electricity supply is being generated using the imported gas from Iran, he said.

The Iraqi advisor also referred to the huge religious tourists exchange between the two countries and the role it plays in developing the tourism and services sectors.

Iraq is annually importing goods and services worth of more than 7 billion dollars from Iran, Saleh said, adding that his country has embarked on a diplomatic campaign for avoiding the effects of anti-Iran measures taken by Washington.

Iraqi media also reported that Iraqi government spokesman Saad al-Hadithi has said his country was seeking new mechanisms for boosting trade with Iran despite having to stop financial transactions in dollar.
 

 

https://financialtribune.com/articles/domestic-economy/91517/sanctions-on-iran-take-toll-on-economic-transactions-with-iraq

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Turkey and China have announced positions on US sanctions on Tehran, the first of which came into force at a time when Iran’s foreign minister spoke of consequences that the United States would face without elaborating.
In Ankara, Turkish Energy Minister Fatih Dunmiz said his country would continue to buy natural gas from Iran in line with a long-term supply agreement.

“The long-term supply contract with Tehran provides for 9.5 billion cubic meters, which will be in place until 2026,” Dunmes said in an interview broadcast by Khobar.

Long arm policy

The Chinese Foreign Ministry said Beijing’s ties with Tehran were open, transparent and legitimate, after US President Donald Trump threatened harsh sanctions against anyone dealing with Iran.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry said in a statement that Beijing has always opposed unilateral sanctions and “long-arm policy,” according to “Reuters.”

The consequences are unclear

In Tehran, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said in remarks published that the United States would not be able to prevent countries from exporting oil.

US officials say they aim to deliver Iran’s oil exports to zero as a way to pressure Tehran to halt its nuclear and missile programs and abandon instability in the region.

The second package of US sanctions is due to begin in November, targeting mainly Iranian oil sales.

“If the Americans want to keep this naive and impossible idea, they must also realize its consequences,” Zarif said. They can not think that Iran will not export oil, and that others will be issued, “he said.

 

http://en.economiciraq.com/2018/08/08/the-first-country-to-declare-trade-with-iran-after-the-us-sanctions

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The U.S. Administration expects that it will be able to persuade Iran’s oil customers to cut their crude imports from Tehran by as much as 1 million bpd, Bloomberg reports, citing two people familiar with the Trump Administration’s efforts to cut off Iranian oil supply.

The forecast 1-million-bpd reduction would be equal to roughly half of the average Iranian oil exports over the past year, but well below the U.S. target of reducing the Islamic Republic’s oil sales to ‘zero’. Nevertheless, 1 million bpd of global oil supply choked off in early November would boost oil prices, analysts say.

According to data compiled by Bloomberg, Iran’s oil exports have averaged 2.1 million bpd over the past year.

 

Most analysts have estimated that the return of the U.S. sanctions would cut Iranian exports by between 500,000 bpd and 1 million bpd. In view of the persistent efforts of the United States to have as many countries as possible on board with halting Iranian oil imports, however, some of them now expect the figure to be closer to 1 million bpd than to 500,000 bpd.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch sees oil prices hitting $90 a barrel by the second quarter of 2019 as Iranian oil barrels are removed from the market and other supply disruption risks threaten the tightening oil market.

Related: Canadian Oil Crisis Continues As Prices Plunge

According to Helima Croft, managing director and global head of commodity strategy at RBC Capital Markets, the U.S. sanctions on Iran are “incredibly coercive,” and more than 1 million bpd of Iranian oil would be taken out of the market. The question regarding Iranian oil supply now is, can the Trump Administration get everybody else except China, which has already said it won’t recognize U.S. sanctions on Iran, out of the market, according Croft.

The United States hasn’t been able to persuade China—Iran’s biggest oil customer—to reduce Iranian oil purchases, but Beijing has reportedly agreed not to increase its oil imports from Iran.

The U.S. can get Europe out of the market, and India—Iran’s second-largest oil customer after China—will likely reduce Iranian purchases even if it doesn’t get entirely out the market, Croft told CNBC last week.

 

https://oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/US-Sees-Sanctions-Taking-1-Million-Bpd-Iranian-Oil-Off-The-Market.html

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An Iranian writer on Thursday threatened that pro-Iranian suicide bombers would hit US bases in 112 countries. 

 

Ali Reza Farqani's statements came after US President Donald Trump had ordered US sanctions against Iran to take effect last Tuesday. The sanctions will be further escalated to a more severe level on November 4.

 

Farqani, editor-in-chief of ‘Arman Press', expressed “the readiness of the Iranians to fight the war against the US.

 

 

https://www.thebaghdadpost.com/en/Story/30486/After-Trump-sanctions-Iran-threatens-to-bomb-US-bases-in-112-countriesI’m 

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