Saeed Jalili's opposition to the implementation of the Crescent contract in Ahmadinejad's government has led to the confiscation and sale of two buildings of the National Oil Company in Europe

Hammihan newspaper wrote:

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad accepted the implementation of the Crescent contract during his presidency, but on the advice of Saeed Jalili, it was not implemented, so that Iran was sentenced to pay a fine of $2.6 billion in an international court. Now, Crescent Gas Corporation is confiscating the buildings of the National Oil Company one by one and selling them for its own benefit.

So far, the National Oil Company has lost two of its buildings in Europe. Yesterday, news of the confiscation of the company's building in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, was published. In May of this year, the news of the confiscation and sale of the building of the National Oil Company in London was transmitted by the National website.

Although Ahmadinejad's government was initially opposed to the agreement, after a while, Ahmadinejad joined the group of supporters of the agreement, but Saeed Jalili, the secretary of the National Security Council at the time, never agreed to the agreement.

During this period, opposition to Crescent and Iran's subsequent condemnation have been criticized by members of the contract or individuals in regulatory bodies. Some demanded that the opponents be held accountable and that a case be filed against them.