Interra exits Myanmar oil project, selling stake to Chinese-linked firm after sanctions pressure

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Singapore-based Interra has exited its stake in a Myanmar oil project, selling its share to a Chinese-linked firm amid accusations of undermining sanctions by supplying oil to the junta. The company faced pressure for allegedly providing millions of barrels of oil to the ruling military regime.

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The Singapore-based company was accused of undermining sanctions by providing the regime with millions of barrels of domestically produced oil.

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