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Iran Mulls Long-Term, Very Long-Term, Ban on EU Oil Sales

Smoke rises from the chimneys of an oil refinery near Corinth town, some 80km (50 miles) west of Athens January 24, 2012.
Iran is considering banning all oil exports to the European Union for five to 15 years, a senior Iranian lawmaker was quoted as saying on Sunday, while the country's deputy oil minister said prices would surge should the EU stop importing Iranian crude.
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