The Shamkhani family’s $120 million invoice on the people’s table
The oil money is gone for good
According to exclusive news from Irangate sources, the corrupt Shamkhani gang has once again transferred one million barrels of oil, worth $120 million, to a Greek trader. The buyer, taking advantage of legal loopholes in the sales contract, has refused to pay for the oil and has seized and confiscated the sold oil as compensation.
Currently, the legal department of the Ministry of Oil is entangled in a case that certainly cannot resort to the law for an illegal matter due to the method of sale circumventing sanctions.
This case is certainly not the first instance of this corrupt gang squandering the Iranian people’s resources, and it won’t be the last.
Security and oversight institutions remain silent and inactive, serving the expansion and spread of corruption by this criminal group. In the coming days, we will delve into more aspects of this international fraud in Irangate.
Irangate has learned that the Shamkhani group, not wanting to use their own fleet of ships for transporting this shipment, utilized a Greek ship through a contract with legal loopholes. The ship owner, aware of these legal gaps, has acted to seize and confiscate the shipment as compensation.
The approximate value of the shipment is estimated to be around $120 million.
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