Iran’s new security chief says neighbours who join US economic war will be considered ‘enemies’
Iran’s new security chief says neighbours who join US economic war will be considered ‘enemies’.
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Iran’s new security chief says neighbours who join US economic war will be considered ‘enemies’. Hardliner Mohsen Rezaei also threatens American economic interests in first interview since appointment to supreme national security council The new leader of Iran’s top security body has warned its neighbours against joining new US efforts to squeeze Tehran’s economy, and threatened US commercial interests in the region, as Donald Trump doubled down on his fanciful view that the strait of Hormuz was a new US territory. Mohsen Rezaei, the hardline new leader of Iran’s supreme national security council, told state television that Iran would target oil-shipping routes out the Gulf – alternatives to the strait of Hormuz – if its neighbours joined what he called the “economic war” waged by the US.
Furthermore, Iran continues to reject the US position on the waterway; before the conflict began on February 28, nearly one-fifth of global oil and liquefied natural gas shipments passed through the Strait of Hormuz. However, the United States head of state stated on July 8 that the ceasefire had been terminated, after which the US and Iran reexchanged attacks.
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Iran’s new security chief says neighbours who join US economic war will be considered ‘enemies’.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesHardliner Mohsen Rezaei also threatens American economic interests in first interview since appointment to supreme national security council The new leader of Iran’s top security body has warned its neighbours against joining new US efforts to squeeze Tehran’s economy, and threatened US commercial interests in the region, as Donald Trump doubled down on his fanciful view that the strait of Hormuz was a new US territory.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesMohsen Rezaei, the hardline new leader of Iran’s supreme national security council, told state television that Iran would target oil-shipping routes out the Gulf – alternatives to the strait of Hormuz – if its neighbours joined what he called the “economic war” waged by the US.
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Iran continues to reject the US position on the waterway; before the conflict began on February 28, nearly one-fifth of global oil and liquefied natural gas shipments passed through the Strait of Hormuz.
according to Deccan HeraldHowever, the United States head of state stated on July 8 that the ceasefire had been terminated, after which the US and Iran reexchanged attacks.
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