US Treasury ends waivers for Russian, Iranian oil cargoes already at sea. Exemptions expire as recent energy disruption protections lapse.
The US Treasury confirmed it will not renew waivers that permitted sales of Russian and Iranian oil already at sea. The exemptions, introduced during recent energy disruptions, are set to expire.
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The US Treasury confirmed it will not renew waivers that permitted sales of Russian and Iranian oil already at sea. The exemptions, introduced during recent energy disruptions, are set to expire.
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