Exclusive: US will not renew waiver on Iranian oil as it mounts pressure on Tehran, sources say - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMirwFBVV95cUxOUWZpWDVqMEVHQ1QzTi1RS3l3YVk0MkUydTdOZ2MxSGVvekNuVG1Cd2xHM2lranBReWJreHFIWHgyLWYxSmQtdG1NbWQ5OWxzOElSeXY2RG5tUGh2UTV6aXhUSzMtNER6ejhEZjRLTy1DVkdreWFTZTRVci12RDlQZmYxdDdLSEx3dGQ3OS1pQW8xMzhpVmNCVnRIaFdQc3ZDX2hLQXFFMVRNUEZOOWdN?oc=5" target="_blank">Exclusive: US will not renew waiver on Iranian oil as it mounts pressure on Tehran, sources say</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

The US will not renew a 30-day waiver of sanctions on Iranian oil at sea that expires this week, signaling increased pressure on Tehran amid ongoing tensions.

The US is allowing a 30-day waiver of sanctions on Iranian oil to expire, intensifying its blockade on shipments from Iranian ports.

The US will not renew a 30-day waiver of sanctions on Iranian oil at sea that expires this week, and quietly let a similar waiver on sanctions on Russian oil expire over the weekend, as the US imposes a blockade on shipments from Iranian ports.

The Trump administration will allow a 30-day waiver of sanctions on Iranian oil at sea to expire later this week, as the US imposes a blockade on shipments from Iranian ports.

The United States Department of the Treasury has confirmed that a short-term waiver permitting the sale of Iranian oil stranded at sea will expire on April 19 and will not be renewed, marking a further tightening of sanctions pressure on Iran.

The US Treasury Department said Tuesday it does not plan to renew a temporary easing of sanctions on Iranian oil that aimed to ease war-related supply shocks.

Two administration officials said on Tuesday that the Trump administration would allow a 30-day waiver on sanctions against Iranian oil at sea to expire later this week. The U.S. has imposed a blockade for shipments coming from Iranian ports.

The US Treasury Department issued a sweeping warning to all financial institutions on Tuesday, saying it is ready to apply secondary sanctions on any entity it determines to be working in support of Iranian activities.

The Donald Trump administration will allow a 30-day waiver of sanctions on Iranian oil at sea to expire later this week, ending a temporary measure that had eased global supply pressures by allowing significant volumes of oil to reach markets.

The U.S. Treasury Department has confirmed that it will not renew the 30‑day waiver permitting the delivery, sale, and offloading of Iranian oil and petroleum products. The short‑term authorization, which allowed sanctioned oil already stranded at sea to be sold, is set to expire in the coming days.

The Trump administration will allow a 30-day waiver of sanctions on Iranian oil at sea to expire later this week, as the US imposes a blockade on shipments from Iranian ports.