TEHRAN - The Iranian parliament is discussing a plan calling for a halt to Iran’s oil exports to the European countries that voted for sanctions on Iran’s oil industry, MP Nasser Soudani has announced. The European Union formally imposed an oil embargo on Iran and agreed to a freeze on the assets of the Central Bank of Iran on Monday, but existing contracts will be honored until July 1. “A number of representatives of the Majlis and I are seeking to approve a plan according to which all European countries that made Iran the target of their sanctions will not be able to buy even one drop of oil from Iran and oil taps will be turned off to them so that they will not play with fire again,” Soudani, who is a member of the Majlis Energy Committee, told the Fars News Agency in an interview published on Wednesday. “Europe will burn in the fire of Iran’s oil wells,” and sanctions will take their toll on European countries for three reasons, he said, noting, “The first reason is that a number of European countries have no other option besides buying Iran’s oil since the structure of their refineries is compatible with Iran’s oil, and it is difficult for them to replace Iran’s oil.” “The second reason is that the embargo will cause an increase in oil prices, and the Europeans will be compelled to buy oil at higher prices,” Soudani stated. He added, “The third reason is that the Europeans, due to their need for Iran’s oil, will be compelled to buy Iran’s oil indirectly and through intermediaries, and this will inflict more expenses on them.” “European firms have no alternative but to enter into contracts with us since abandoning Iran’s oil would mean the extinguishing of the candles of their economic lives.” In addition, MP Emad Hosseini told the Mehr News Agency on Wednesday that the plan may be discussed at an open session of the Majlis by January 29. “If the plan is ratified, the government will have to stop selling oil to Europe before the implementation of the oil embargo on Iran by the EU,” added Hosseini, who is the rapporteur of the Majlis Energy Committee.

This is just to surreal to say the least. So Iran basically told the United States and Europe..Go fly a kite today. Iran is not worried one bit about this whole situation. The world will suffer if they suffer.

This means that Saudi Arabia will try and replace the shortage of oil towards Europe and the US.

Weeee, now America and European countries can become better friends with women hating, head chopping, Wahabi animals!

...Europe will burn in the fire of Iran’s oil wells....

Do they realize how silly this sounds?

Are Europeans ready for the inferno!

I was pondering that earlier and thought"what a classic come back.''...Foreign affairs are pretty tight around now for both sides of sword....Almost like a marble fight in the school yard.Who's gonna be the teacher?The substitute?

good

the US exported MORE than we imported in '11. maybe we can sell them what they need

reading this a second time, it seems like they are just trying to make the europenas buy it through a third party

so europe gets the oil and iran gets paid. who is the third party ? halliburton ?

If true this would be an epic response.

"So you don't want our oil? Okay, no oil for you starting right now."

Europe gonna freeze in the winter snow, lol.

Any credible news source for this info?

what did they expect?

the west is not stupid. they planned for such a reaction. it's called iraq and libya.

european countries will still get their oil dirt cheap, but they will use this very reasoning, to gouge their citizens.

Originally posted by TWISTEDWORDS
“Europe will burn in the fire of Iran’s oil wells,”

but they'd be using Irans oil for that to happen...and they wont be because theyre not buying it any more...so how does that work?

July Contracts,, which were still allowed by the E.U,, thats right everyone had till July,, to find other sources,,
would be IMMEDIATELY null and VOID.
There goes the "breathing room",, man Iran really wants too blow the world up,,,they really do want the ENTIRE world too hate them?
Brilliant Chess Move,, but sad day for a Culture,
Better Than That,,I thought,,guess not.

Me.