Nippon Oil eyes Russian crude if Iran imports stop

TOKYO, Japan - Nippon Oil Corp. Chairman Fumiaki Watari speaks at a news conference at the Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan in Tokyo on Sept. 5. Watari said Russia would be a good source of crude oil for Japan if imports from Iran stop due to U.S.-led sanctions over Iran's nuclear development.

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