The U.S. federal government is considering ways of squeezing Iranian oil exports amid heightened Middle East tension following Tehran’s vow to avenge the death of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh. Politico reports that a spokesman for the State Department said in comments that the department was looking for ways to further limit Iran’s revenues from oil exports, blaming the country for the escalation in the regional situation after Israel killed Hamas’ Haniyeh in Tehran. “As Iran continues to escalate tensions in the region,…
