'Everyone Will Suffer': Iran's Ghalibaf Threatens Military Response To Oil Blockade
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Ghalibaf, the speaker of parliament, said the naval blockade constitutes a military action and requires a corresponding response. And if Iran cannot export oil, “no one will be able to.” The post Iran: Ghalibaf threatens US with military response if it intensifies naval blockade appeared first on in.gr.
The President of the Iranian Parliament, Mohammad Bagher Kalibaf, said that his country would return militarily if the Americans tightened the maritime blockade, affirming that it would not give up its control over the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran's chief negotiator, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, issued a strong warning to the United States on Tuesday: any intensification of the maritime blockade imposed on Iranian ships and ports will trigger a military response from Tehran.
(Translation realized by editorial staff Opinion through Artificial Intelligence) * Iran considers the US naval blockade an act of military aggression and will respond with similar measures, said Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, president of Majlis, the unicameral parliament of the Islamic Republic. "If they tighten up the blockade, we will certainly react by military means and all will emerge losers. If the [...]
A new escalation in the military conflict between the United States and Iran sent oil prices soaring nearly 4 percent on Tuesday after Washington launched air strikes on Iranian targets, further increasing the risk of traffic in the Strait of Hormuz coming to a complete halt.
The president of the parliament and leader of the representatives of Iran in the indirect talks of peace with the United States today threatened with "a military response" if the American forces intensify the naval blockade to the Iranian ports.
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