Tehran, Iran – The Iranian Ministry of Petroleum announced that oil sales exceeded $18 billion during recent war and ceasefire periods, affirming that total oil revenues continued to grow despite stringent international sanctions and complex regional security conditions.
These figures highlight the energy sector’s capacity to maintain supply flows and adapt to economic and field pressures.
Revenue Breakdown Across War and Ceasefire Phases
The ministry explained that oil exports generated $11.5 billion in revenue during the active conflict phase, while an additional $6.5 billion was achieved during the ceasefire period.
Authorities confirmed that production and export operations proceeded without interruption, sustaining cash flow to the state treasury and supporting budget execution.
Exceeding Budget Targets Amid Sanctions
The Ministry of Petroleum highlighted that it achieved over 60% of its targeted annual oil revenues set in the national budget, despite severe restrictions on supply chains and financial transactions.
It reaffirmed that the oil sector remains a primary pillar of the Iranian economy, with ongoing efforts focused on preserving production and export levels amid regional and international challenges.
