ISTANBUL:Turkey�purchased $6 billion worth of oil from�Iran�in 2012 and will continue oil imports from the Islamic Republic,�Turkish Energy�Minister�Taner Yildiz�told Turkey's CNBC-E television on Friday.
Once�reliant�on Iran for more than half its crude oil imports, Turkey has reduced its purchases as the�United States�and�European Union�have tightened sanctions on the trade with Tehran.

By The Daily Star

 

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