South Korea, Japan want U.S. to detail Iran sanctions

1 February 2012, 4:16 am

TOKYO/SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea and Japan will meet U.S. officials in Washington to ask how much oil they can import from Iran under new sanctions that leave the Asian countries with few alternative sources of energy, government officials said on Wednesday. Japan is the world's third biggest oil consumer, and South Korea is the fifth largest. Both nations import significant amounts of crude ...... Read More »

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