Tehran denies having asked Washington to stop attacks
Since then, Iran has blocked the narrow strategy of Ormuz, causing strong disturbances in the world economy, since in normal times about 20% of the
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Since then, Iran has blocked the narrow strategy of Ormuz, causing severe disturbances in the world economy, since in normal times around 20% of world production of hydrocarbons transits through that passage. The war in the Middle East began on 28 February with an Israeli and American bombing campaign against Iran. Quoting military officials, Mehr indicated that the US President’s “legations” were no more than a “new lie”, adding: “Our forces are in a state of maximum alert and ready for any eventuality.”.
Furthermore, “New lie”: Tehran denies having asked Washington to stop attacks. Today, another Iranian news agency, Fars, citing "a source close to the nuclear trading team," indicated in this regard that "as long as the United States maintains its hostile actions, the Strait of Ormuz will remain closed.". On Saturday, President Trump indicated that the United States and Israel had agreed to suspend further planned attacks against Iran at the request of Tehran and other countries in the region, provided that an agreement was quickly concluded.
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Since then, Iran has blocked the narrow strategy of Ormuz, causing severe disturbances in the world economy, since in normal times around 20% of world production of hydrocarbons transits through that passage.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe war in the Middle East began on 28 February with an Israeli and American bombing campaign against Iran.
reliability low1/3 sourcesQuoting military officials, Mehr indicated that the US President’s “legations” were no more than a “new lie”, adding: “Our forces are in a state of maximum alert and ready for any eventuality.”.
reliability low1/3 sources“New lie”: Tehran denies having asked Washington to stop attacks.
reliability low1/3 sourcesToday, another Iranian news agency, Fars, citing "a source close to the nuclear trading team," indicated in this regard that "as long as the United States maintains its hostile actions, the Strait of Ormuz will remain closed.".
reliability low1/3 sourcesOn Saturday, President Trump indicated that the United States and Israel had agreed to suspend further planned attacks against Iran at the request of Tehran and other countries in the region, provided that an agreement was quickly concluded.
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