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    Is control of Iran’s natural resources a factor in US strategy? | Energy News

    Team_Benjamin Franklin InstituteBy Team_Benjamin Franklin InstituteMarch 10, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    Iran has vast oil as well as gas reserves and is a key supplier to China.

    Iran has significant oil and gas reserves, and is a key supplier to China.

    A member of US President Donald Trump’s inner circle has said control of those reserves is a key United States aim amid the country’s war against Iran.

    So, how valuable are Iran’s natural resources? And could they be a factor in US thinking?

    Presenter: Imran Khan

    Guests:

    Foad Izadi – Professor in the faculty of world studies at the University of Tehran

    Mohammad Reza Farzanegan – Professor of Middle East economics at Marburg University

    Paolo von Schirach – President of the Global Policy Institute, an independent think tank

    Published On 10 Mar 202610 Mar 2026

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