What will the Iranian people do if Israel destroys Kharg?

[healthmyths]

Iran shipped around 777 million barrels of crude oil and 180 million barrels of condensate last year, averaging 2.62 million barrels a day, Oil Ministry's news portal Shana reported on Monday.

The bulk of shipments (62%) were sent to customers in Asia while Europe accounted for 38% of exports.
The largest intake came from China, the world's top oil buyer and energy consumer, followed by India, South Korea and Japan.

The country's oil revenues would stand at around $48 billion with $50-per-barrel crude. Iran made $95 billion and $69 billion from crude exports in 2011 and 2012 respectively, according to the US Energy Information Association.
The reports named Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
Until two years ago, Iran was shut out of the European energy market and its oil trade was limited to a handful of Asian buyers that took in just around 1 million barrels a day under temporary waivers.
But the lifting of sanctions in January 2016 helped Iran to resume oil sales to major customers in Europe, including Italy's Saras and Eni, Greek refiner Hellenic Petroleum, Madrid-based Repsol, Royal Dutch Shell and French energy giant Total that holds a stake in an ambitious offshore Iranian gas venture.
Crude prices crashed from over $100 a barrel in mid-2014 to less than $30 a barrel in early 2016, prompting OPEC and non-OPEC producers to form an alliance to cut back on output.
Iran's Oil Exports Near 1 Billion Barrels in 2017

The Kharg oil terminal in Iran has increased its crude oil loading capacity to 8 million barrels per day (bdp), three times the current Iranian crude and condensate exports, the managing director of the Iranian Oil Terminals Company (IOTC) said over the weekend
Iran is boosting its oil production

If Israel destroys Kharg a lot of consequences will occur.
A) Asia(China),Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
What will they do? Support Iran or Israel?
B) Oil demand from the USA will drive gas prices up.

This may be the future for the USA...

 

[Markymark11]

Iran shipped around 777 million barrels of crude oil and 180 million barrels of condensate last year, averaging 2.62 million barrels a day, Oil Ministry's news portal Shana reported on Monday.

The bulk of shipments (62%) were sent to customers in Asia while Europe accounted for 38% of exports.
The largest intake came from China, the world's top oil buyer and energy consumer, followed by India, South Korea and Japan.

The country's oil revenues would stand at around $48 billion with $50-per-barrel crude. Iran made $95 billion and $69 billion from crude exports in 2011 and 2012 respectively, according to the US Energy Information Association.
The reports named Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
Until two years ago, Iran was shut out of the European energy market and its oil trade was limited to a handful of Asian buyers that took in just around 1 million barrels a day under temporary waivers.
But the lifting of sanctions in January 2016 helped Iran to resume oil sales to major customers in Europe, including Italy's Saras and Eni, Greek refiner Hellenic Petroleum, Madrid-based Repsol, Royal Dutch Shell and French energy giant Total that holds a stake in an ambitious offshore Iranian gas venture.
Crude prices crashed from over $100 a barrel in mid-2014 to less than $30 a barrel in early 2016, prompting OPEC and non-OPEC producers to form an alliance to cut back on output.
Iran's Oil Exports Near 1 Billion Barrels in 2017

The Kharg oil terminal in Iran has increased its crude oil loading capacity to 8 million barrels per day (bdp), three times the current Iranian crude and condensate exports, the managing director of the Iranian Oil Terminals Company (IOTC) said over the weekend
Iran is boosting its oil production

If Israel destroys Kharg a lot of consequences will occur.
A) Asia(China),Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
What will they do? Support Iran or Israel?
B) Oil demand from the USA will drive gas prices up.

This may be the future for the USA...
View attachment 193011

I rather see that than radiated citizens from nuclear blasts.

 

[healthmyths]

Iran shipped around 777 million barrels of crude oil and 180 million barrels of condensate last year, averaging 2.62 million barrels a day, Oil Ministry's news portal Shana reported on Monday.

The bulk of shipments (62%) were sent to customers in Asia while Europe accounted for 38% of exports.
The largest intake came from China, the world's top oil buyer and energy consumer, followed by India, South Korea and Japan.

The country's oil revenues would stand at around $48 billion with $50-per-barrel crude. Iran made $95 billion and $69 billion from crude exports in 2011 and 2012 respectively, according to the US Energy Information Association.
The reports named Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
Until two years ago, Iran was shut out of the European energy market and its oil trade was limited to a handful of Asian buyers that took in just around 1 million barrels a day under temporary waivers.
But the lifting of sanctions in January 2016 helped Iran to resume oil sales to major customers in Europe, including Italy's Saras and Eni, Greek refiner Hellenic Petroleum, Madrid-based Repsol, Royal Dutch Shell and French energy giant Total that holds a stake in an ambitious offshore Iranian gas venture.
Crude prices crashed from over $100 a barrel in mid-2014 to less than $30 a barrel in early 2016, prompting OPEC and non-OPEC producers to form an alliance to cut back on output.
Iran's Oil Exports Near 1 Billion Barrels in 2017

The Kharg oil terminal in Iran has increased its crude oil loading capacity to 8 million barrels per day (bdp), three times the current Iranian crude and condensate exports, the managing director of the Iranian Oil Terminals Company (IOTC) said over the weekend
Iran is boosting its oil production

If Israel destroys Kharg a lot of consequences will occur.
A) Asia(China),Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
What will they do? Support Iran or Israel?
B) Oil demand from the USA will drive gas prices up.

This may be the future for the USA...
View attachment 193011

I rather see that than radiated citizens from nuclear blasts.

True... don't disagree with you!

 

[eagle1462010]

Israel is simply hitting the Iranians who moved to the area near the Golan Heights............Doesn't mean they are going to a complete War with Iran.

Iran purposely sent them there to start shit............and try to put more fuel on the fire in the region.

The move is political.............and to try and get more in the middle east to accept the victim card.

The Shiites are trying to expand influence in the region........and the Sunni's aren't having it.....Thus the killing fields continue.

 

[there4eyeM]

The question was, "what will the Iranian people say?"
As with many nations, including the U.S., the people apparently have little direct 'say' in what the governments do. The Iranian people, being intelligent, educated and refined, would probably choose normal relations with all other nations and peace over war. Anyone normal would. It is the abnormal who hold power who incite the rest of us to measures that are against our interests.

 

[Markymark11]

Iran shipped around 777 million barrels of crude oil and 180 million barrels of condensate last year, averaging 2.62 million barrels a day, Oil Ministry's news portal Shana reported on Monday.

The bulk of shipments (62%) were sent to customers in Asia while Europe accounted for 38% of exports.
The largest intake came from China, the world's top oil buyer and energy consumer, followed by India, South Korea and Japan.

The country's oil revenues would stand at around $48 billion with $50-per-barrel crude. Iran made $95 billion and $69 billion from crude exports in 2011 and 2012 respectively, according to the US Energy Information Association.
The reports named Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
Until two years ago, Iran was shut out of the European energy market and its oil trade was limited to a handful of Asian buyers that took in just around 1 million barrels a day under temporary waivers.
But the lifting of sanctions in January 2016 helped Iran to resume oil sales to major customers in Europe, including Italy's Saras and Eni, Greek refiner Hellenic Petroleum, Madrid-based Repsol, Royal Dutch Shell and French energy giant Total that holds a stake in an ambitious offshore Iranian gas venture.
Crude prices crashed from over $100 a barrel in mid-2014 to less than $30 a barrel in early 2016, prompting OPEC and non-OPEC producers to form an alliance to cut back on output.
Iran's Oil Exports Near 1 Billion Barrels in 2017

The Kharg oil terminal in Iran has increased its crude oil loading capacity to 8 million barrels per day (bdp), three times the current Iranian crude and condensate exports, the managing director of the Iranian Oil Terminals Company (IOTC) said over the weekend
Iran is boosting its oil production

If Israel destroys Kharg a lot of consequences will occur.
A) Asia(China),Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
What will they do? Support Iran or Israel?
B) Oil demand from the USA will drive gas prices up.

This may be the future for the USA...
View attachment 193011

I rather see that than radiated citizens from nuclear blasts.

True... don't disagree with you!

There is no such thing as making a deal with Iran. One way or another they will want to come after us. For us to send them money so they may pause their nuclear program is insane. Obbama lied, said he dealt with moderates in Iran. Really, look at how these moderates are burning our flag in the middle of their legislation floor.These people are radicals.

 

[evenflow1969]

Iran shipped around 777 million barrels of crude oil and 180 million barrels of condensate last year, averaging 2.62 million barrels a day, Oil Ministry's news portal Shana reported on Monday.

The bulk of shipments (62%) were sent to customers in Asia while Europe accounted for 38% of exports.
The largest intake came from China, the world's top oil buyer and energy consumer, followed by India, South Korea and Japan.

The country's oil revenues would stand at around $48 billion with $50-per-barrel crude. Iran made $95 billion and $69 billion from crude exports in 2011 and 2012 respectively, according to the US Energy Information Association.
The reports named Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
Until two years ago, Iran was shut out of the European energy market and its oil trade was limited to a handful of Asian buyers that took in just around 1 million barrels a day under temporary waivers.
But the lifting of sanctions in January 2016 helped Iran to resume oil sales to major customers in Europe, including Italy's Saras and Eni, Greek refiner Hellenic Petroleum, Madrid-based Repsol, Royal Dutch Shell and French energy giant Total that holds a stake in an ambitious offshore Iranian gas venture.
Crude prices crashed from over $100 a barrel in mid-2014 to less than $30 a barrel in early 2016, prompting OPEC and non-OPEC producers to form an alliance to cut back on output.
Iran's Oil Exports Near 1 Billion Barrels in 2017

The Kharg oil terminal in Iran has increased its crude oil loading capacity to 8 million barrels per day (bdp), three times the current Iranian crude and condensate exports, the managing director of the Iranian Oil Terminals Company (IOTC) said over the weekend
Iran is boosting its oil production

If Israel destroys Kharg a lot of consequences will occur.
A) Asia(China),Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
What will they do? Support Iran or Israel?
B) Oil demand from the USA will drive gas prices up.

This may be the future for the USA...
View attachment 193011

I rather see that than radiated citizens from nuclear blasts.

True... don't disagree with you!

There is no such thing as making a deal with Iran. One way or another they will want to come after us. For us to send them money so they may pause their nuclear program is insane. Obbama lied, said he dealt with moderates in Iran. Really, look at how these moderates are burning our flag in the middle of their legislation floor.These people are radicals.

So tell me how is North Korea different?

 

[healthmyths]

Iran shipped around 777 million barrels of crude oil and 180 million barrels of condensate last year, averaging 2.62 million barrels a day, Oil Ministry's news portal Shana reported on Monday.

The bulk of shipments (62%) were sent to customers in Asia while Europe accounted for 38% of exports.
The largest intake came from China, the world's top oil buyer and energy consumer, followed by India, South Korea and Japan.

The country's oil revenues would stand at around $48 billion with $50-per-barrel crude. Iran made $95 billion and $69 billion from crude exports in 2011 and 2012 respectively, according to the US Energy Information Association.
The reports named Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
Until two years ago, Iran was shut out of the European energy market and its oil trade was limited to a handful of Asian buyers that took in just around 1 million barrels a day under temporary waivers.
But the lifting of sanctions in January 2016 helped Iran to resume oil sales to major customers in Europe, including Italy's Saras and Eni, Greek refiner Hellenic Petroleum, Madrid-based Repsol, Royal Dutch Shell and French energy giant Total that holds a stake in an ambitious offshore Iranian gas venture.
Crude prices crashed from over $100 a barrel in mid-2014 to less than $30 a barrel in early 2016, prompting OPEC and non-OPEC producers to form an alliance to cut back on output.
Iran's Oil Exports Near 1 Billion Barrels in 2017

The Kharg oil terminal in Iran has increased its crude oil loading capacity to 8 million barrels per day (bdp), three times the current Iranian crude and condensate exports, the managing director of the Iranian Oil Terminals Company (IOTC) said over the weekend
Iran is boosting its oil production

If Israel destroys Kharg a lot of consequences will occur.
A) Asia(China),Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
What will they do? Support Iran or Israel?
B) Oil demand from the USA will drive gas prices up.

This may be the future for the USA...
View attachment 193011

I rather see that than radiated citizens from nuclear blasts.

True... don't disagree with you!

There is no such thing as making a deal with Iran. One way or another they will want to come after us. For us to send them money so they may pause their nuclear program is insane. Obbama lied, said he dealt with moderates in Iran. Really, look at how these moderates are burning our flag in the middle of their legislation floor.These people are radicals.

So tell me how is North Korea different?

NO OIL!

 

[jwoodie]

So tell me how is North Korea different?

North Korea is not a theocracy.

 

[evenflow1969]

So tell me how is North Korea different?

North Korea is not a theocracy.

I was talking more in terms of why would we believe taht North Korea would follow any agreement they sign. They have no better history of following through than Iran.

 

[Timmy]

Iran shipped around 777 million barrels of crude oil and 180 million barrels of condensate last year, averaging 2.62 million barrels a day, Oil Ministry's news portal Shana reported on Monday.

The bulk of shipments (62%) were sent to customers in Asia while Europe accounted for 38% of exports.
The largest intake came from China, the world's top oil buyer and energy consumer, followed by India, South Korea and Japan.

The country's oil revenues would stand at around $48 billion with $50-per-barrel crude. Iran made $95 billion and $69 billion from crude exports in 2011 and 2012 respectively, according to the US Energy Information Association.
The reports named Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
Until two years ago, Iran was shut out of the European energy market and its oil trade was limited to a handful of Asian buyers that took in just around 1 million barrels a day under temporary waivers.
But the lifting of sanctions in January 2016 helped Iran to resume oil sales to major customers in Europe, including Italy's Saras and Eni, Greek refiner Hellenic Petroleum, Madrid-based Repsol, Royal Dutch Shell and French energy giant Total that holds a stake in an ambitious offshore Iranian gas venture.
Crude prices crashed from over $100 a barrel in mid-2014 to less than $30 a barrel in early 2016, prompting OPEC and non-OPEC producers to form an alliance to cut back on output.
Iran's Oil Exports Near 1 Billion Barrels in 2017

The Kharg oil terminal in Iran has increased its crude oil loading capacity to 8 million barrels per day (bdp), three times the current Iranian crude and condensate exports, the managing director of the Iranian Oil Terminals Company (IOTC) said over the weekend
Iran is boosting its oil production

If Israel destroys Kharg a lot of consequences will occur.
A) Asia(China),Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
What will they do? Support Iran or Israel?
B) Oil demand from the USA will drive gas prices up.

This may be the future for the USA...
View attachment 193011

I rather see that than radiated citizens from nuclear blasts.

Who is nuking people !?

Don’t believe the hype .

 

[Timmy]

So tell me how is North Korea different?

North Korea is not a theocracy.

I was talking more in terms of why would we believe taht North Korea would follow any agreement they sign. They have no better history of following through than Iran.

Or the United States .

Why would NK sign a pact when they just saw Trump unilaterally tear up the Iran deal .

 

[evenflow1969]

So tell me how is North Korea different?

North Korea is not a theocracy.

I was talking more in terms of why would we believe taht North Korea would follow any agreement they sign. They have no better history of following through than Iran.

Or the United States .

Why would NK sign a pact when they just saw Trump unilaterally tear up the Iran deal .

It would certainly give me pause. I have to admit I would be feeling the same way stting on the other side of the table. This is not how you build trust. Fool me once shame on you, you do not get a second chance with me. There are others to make deals with.

 

[healthmyths]

So tell me how is North Korea different?

North Korea is not a theocracy.

I was talking more in terms of why would we believe taht North Korea would follow any agreement they sign. They have no better history of following through than Iran.

Or the United States .

Why would NK sign a pact when they just saw Trump unilaterally tear up the Iran deal .

THERE WAS NO DEAL!!!

“The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) is

not a treaty or

an executive agreement, and

is not a signed document,”

wrote Julia Frifield, the State Department assistant secretary for legislative affairs, in the November 19 letter.
State Department: Iran Deal Not 'Legally Binding' and Iran Didn't Sign It | [site:name] | National Review

 

[healthmyths]

So tell me how is North Korea different?

North Korea is not a theocracy.

I was talking more in terms of why would we believe taht North Korea would follow any agreement they sign. They have no better history of following through than Iran.

Or the United States .

Why would NK sign a pact when they just saw Trump unilaterally tear up the Iran deal .

It would certainly give me pause. I have to admit I would be feeling the same way stting on the other side of the table. This is not how you build trust. Fool me once shame on you, you do not get a second chance with me. There are others to make deals with.

THERE NEVER WAS A DEAL!!!


“The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) is

not a treaty or

an executive agreement, and

is not a signed document,”

wrote Julia Frifield, the State Department assistant secretary for legislative affairs, in the November 19 letter.
State Department: Iran Deal Not 'Legally Binding' and Iran Didn't Sign It | [site:name] | National Review

 

[evenflow1969]

So tell me how is North Korea different?

North Korea is not a theocracy.

I was talking more in terms of why would we believe taht North Korea would follow any agreement they sign. They have no better history of following through than Iran.

Or the United States .

Why would NK sign a pact when they just saw Trump unilaterally tear up the Iran deal .

THERE WAS NO DEAL!!!

“The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) is

not a treaty or

an executive agreement, and

is not a signed document,”

wrote Julia Frifield, the State Department assistant secretary for legislative affairs, in the November 19 letter.
State Department: Iran Deal Not 'Legally Binding' and Iran Didn't Sign It | [site:name] | National Review

Ya great source. I think I will look for a copy of the agrement.

 

[healthmyths]

So tell me how is North Korea different?

North Korea is not a theocracy.

I was talking more in terms of why would we believe taht North Korea would follow any agreement they sign. They have no better history of following through than Iran.

Or the United States .

Why would NK sign a pact when they just saw Trump unilaterally tear up the Iran deal .

THERE WAS NO DEAL!!!

“The Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) is

not a treaty or

an executive agreement, and

is not a signed document,”

wrote Julia Frifield, the State Department assistant secretary for legislative affairs, in the November 19 letter.
State Department: Iran Deal Not 'Legally Binding' and Iran Didn't Sign It | [site:name] | National Review

Ya great source. I think I will look for a copy of the agrement.

I looked for and found some documents but no signatures.
State Department says Iran NEVER SIGNED nuclear deal and it’s not ‘legally binding’ as it tells Congress to butt out of Obama’s ‘political commitments’

 

[Markymark11]

Iran shipped around 777 million barrels of crude oil and 180 million barrels of condensate last year, averaging 2.62 million barrels a day, Oil Ministry's news portal Shana reported on Monday.

The bulk of shipments (62%) were sent to customers in Asia while Europe accounted for 38% of exports.
The largest intake came from China, the world's top oil buyer and energy consumer, followed by India, South Korea and Japan.

The country's oil revenues would stand at around $48 billion with $50-per-barrel crude. Iran made $95 billion and $69 billion from crude exports in 2011 and 2012 respectively, according to the US Energy Information Association.
The reports named Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
Until two years ago, Iran was shut out of the European energy market and its oil trade was limited to a handful of Asian buyers that took in just around 1 million barrels a day under temporary waivers.
But the lifting of sanctions in January 2016 helped Iran to resume oil sales to major customers in Europe, including Italy's Saras and Eni, Greek refiner Hellenic Petroleum, Madrid-based Repsol, Royal Dutch Shell and French energy giant Total that holds a stake in an ambitious offshore Iranian gas venture.
Crude prices crashed from over $100 a barrel in mid-2014 to less than $30 a barrel in early 2016, prompting OPEC and non-OPEC producers to form an alliance to cut back on output.
Iran's Oil Exports Near 1 Billion Barrels in 2017

The Kharg oil terminal in Iran has increased its crude oil loading capacity to 8 million barrels per day (bdp), three times the current Iranian crude and condensate exports, the managing director of the Iranian Oil Terminals Company (IOTC) said over the weekend
Iran is boosting its oil production

If Israel destroys Kharg a lot of consequences will occur.
A) Asia(China),Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
What will they do? Support Iran or Israel?
B) Oil demand from the USA will drive gas prices up.

This may be the future for the USA...
View attachment 193011

I rather see that than radiated citizens from nuclear blasts.

True... don't disagree with you!

There is no such thing as making a deal with Iran. One way or another they will want to come after us. For us to send them money so they may pause their nuclear program is insane. Obbama lied, said he dealt with moderates in Iran. Really, look at how these moderates are burning our flag in the middle of their legislation floor.These people are radicals.

So tell me how is North Korea different?

They are not Muslims........

 

[Markymark11]

Iran shipped around 777 million barrels of crude oil and 180 million barrels of condensate last year, averaging 2.62 million barrels a day, Oil Ministry's news portal Shana reported on Monday.

The bulk of shipments (62%) were sent to customers in Asia while Europe accounted for 38% of exports.
The largest intake came from China, the world's top oil buyer and energy consumer, followed by India, South Korea and Japan.

The country's oil revenues would stand at around $48 billion with $50-per-barrel crude. Iran made $95 billion and $69 billion from crude exports in 2011 and 2012 respectively, according to the US Energy Information Association.
The reports named Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
Until two years ago, Iran was shut out of the European energy market and its oil trade was limited to a handful of Asian buyers that took in just around 1 million barrels a day under temporary waivers.
But the lifting of sanctions in January 2016 helped Iran to resume oil sales to major customers in Europe, including Italy's Saras and Eni, Greek refiner Hellenic Petroleum, Madrid-based Repsol, Royal Dutch Shell and French energy giant Total that holds a stake in an ambitious offshore Iranian gas venture.
Crude prices crashed from over $100 a barrel in mid-2014 to less than $30 a barrel in early 2016, prompting OPEC and non-OPEC producers to form an alliance to cut back on output.
Iran's Oil Exports Near 1 Billion Barrels in 2017

The Kharg oil terminal in Iran has increased its crude oil loading capacity to 8 million barrels per day (bdp), three times the current Iranian crude and condensate exports, the managing director of the Iranian Oil Terminals Company (IOTC) said over the weekend
Iran is boosting its oil production

If Israel destroys Kharg a lot of consequences will occur.
A) Asia(China),Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
What will they do? Support Iran or Israel?
B) Oil demand from the USA will drive gas prices up.

This may be the future for the USA...
View attachment 193011

I rather see that than radiated citizens from nuclear blasts.

Who is nuking people !?

Don’t believe the hype .

What are you rambling about?

 

[Timmy]

Iran shipped around 777 million barrels of crude oil and 180 million barrels of condensate last year, averaging 2.62 million barrels a day, Oil Ministry's news portal Shana reported on Monday.

The bulk of shipments (62%) were sent to customers in Asia while Europe accounted for 38% of exports.
The largest intake came from China, the world's top oil buyer and energy consumer, followed by India, South Korea and Japan.

The country's oil revenues would stand at around $48 billion with $50-per-barrel crude. Iran made $95 billion and $69 billion from crude exports in 2011 and 2012 respectively, according to the US Energy Information Association.
The reports named Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
Until two years ago, Iran was shut out of the European energy market and its oil trade was limited to a handful of Asian buyers that took in just around 1 million barrels a day under temporary waivers.
But the lifting of sanctions in January 2016 helped Iran to resume oil sales to major customers in Europe, including Italy's Saras and Eni, Greek refiner Hellenic Petroleum, Madrid-based Repsol, Royal Dutch Shell and French energy giant Total that holds a stake in an ambitious offshore Iranian gas venture.
Crude prices crashed from over $100 a barrel in mid-2014 to less than $30 a barrel in early 2016, prompting OPEC and non-OPEC producers to form an alliance to cut back on output.
Iran's Oil Exports Near 1 Billion Barrels in 2017

The Kharg oil terminal in Iran has increased its crude oil loading capacity to 8 million barrels per day (bdp), three times the current Iranian crude and condensate exports, the managing director of the Iranian Oil Terminals Company (IOTC) said over the weekend
Iran is boosting its oil production

If Israel destroys Kharg a lot of consequences will occur.
A) Asia(China),Turkey, Italy, Britain, Hungary and the Netherlands as some of the European clients of Iran's crude.
What will they do? Support Iran or Israel?
B) Oil demand from the USA will drive gas prices up.

This may be the future for the USA...
View attachment 193011

I rather see that than radiated citizens from nuclear blasts.

Who is nuking people !?

Don’t believe the hype .

What are you rambling about?

You implying that Iran is out to nuke people.