1. If Iran can find buyers willing to purchase its oil, it can still continue selling it. However, Iran will have to lower oil prices, but this loss will be offset by higher oil prices due to renewed hostilities.
2. Since the lifting of the blockade, Iran has been able to sell its extracted 100 million barrels of oil at a fairly good price (approximately $65-70 per barrel). This would allow Iranian authorities to earn approximately $4 billion.
3. Only by reinstating the US naval blockade can Iran's oil sales be stopped. But doing so would mean the outbreak of another war. (Bloomberg commodities columnist Javier Blas)
