Iran’s oil ministry announced on Saturday that the country generated $18 billion in revenue from oil sales during a period encompassing a war and a subsequent ceasefire with the United States. According to the ministry, $11.5 billion of this total was accrued during the conflict, while the remaining $6.5 billion was generated during the ceasefire period.
The ceasefire mentioned in the statement collapsed earlier this month, marking a shift in the status of the hostilities. The ministry’s report provides a breakdown of these financial figures, highlighting the total earnings realized throughout the duration of both the war and the period of relative stability that followed.
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