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New Delhi:
As a major importer of Crude and its products, Indian government officials are closing watching the statement of American president trump on May 8, on his judgment with regard to the Iran Nuclear deal.

President Donald Trump said in an announcement on May 8, that United Stated would withdraw its international agreement signed in 2015, to withhold Tehran from its ability to build nuclear weapons,

“I am announcing today that the United States will withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal”.

Said Trump ahead of May 12 deadline for him to certify the deal of Iran on their abidance.

President Trump has pulled out United Sates from Joint Comprehensive plan of Action(JCPOA), which was signed with Iran in the year 2015, that could reimpose oil sanctions, these circumstances also would India to forcibly re-view its list of oil suppliers, along with Plan B options, according to officials who demanded obscurity.

Iran used to be second largest oil supplier for India, before its first round of sanctions and it has also been the third largest since the year of 2015.

The State owned refineries of India, are the biggest importers of Iran oil, who have been sympathetic clients drawing to the consequences of ill-treated deal, by deeper shipment discounts.

Although these consequences, were hinted by Trump in the month January signing the previous certification, he said that, it would be the last time he could approve the deal, something that led to very critical about from the beginning of the deal.

By Lokesh