On the Caspian coast of Iran began construction of the terminal to facilitate the supply of oil to Russia

Almaty. June 30. Silkroadnews - Iranian authorities have started building an oil terminal in the Caspian sea port of Neka, through which Iranian oil will be supplied to Russia, reports IrTAG on Tuesday.
As the representative of the National Oil Company of Iran Hamid Reza Shahdust, after the completion of modernization of the infrastructure, the port will be able to accept large tankers with a capacity of up to 14 thousand tons of crude oil with a view to its subsequent delivery to the oil terminals in Russia.
Earlier report said that Tehran and Moscow have reached an agreement that Russia will sell Iranian oil to the third countries, and the proceeds will be placed on a special joint fund. In turn, the Iranian authorities will be able to use them for purchases abroad goods necessary for the country. Among such countries Iranian media, in addition to Russia, called Kazakhstan and Belarus.