China Buys Nearly All of Iran’s Oil Exports, but Has Options if Israel Attacks
Iran exports nearly half of its oil production and uses the rest for its own domestic needs. The sliver of Iran’s oil exports that China does not purchase is shipped mainly as economic assistance or barter to two nearly bankrupt allies, Syria and Venezuela, that have little money to pay for fuel.
Iran's missile strike on Israel sends oil prices soaring nearly 5%, raising fears of supply disruptions in the Middle East.
Israel has refueling tankers for its attack planes, surveillance drones and sophisticated F-35 fighter jets, theoretically ...
Iran has rarely looked more on the back foot after weeks of Israeli attacks that degraded its proxies Hezbollah and Hamas.
Israel carried out massive airstrikes, hitting suburbs of Beirut and cutting off the main border crossing between Lebanon and ...
Follow NBC News' live coverage as the IDF targets Hezbollah leaders in Beirut and Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei ...
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