Iran Vows to Respond to US Strikes, Says US Energy Companies' Facilities Are 'Exposed'
Iran said U.S. oil and gas firms in the Gulf share the same exposure as regional energy facilities and warned of a faster, heavier response.
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Iran vows to respond to US strikes, says US energy companies' facilities are 'exposed'
Iran has threatened to retaliate against any new United States attacks on its assets. The nation warned that regional energy production is accessible and exposed to potential strikes. Iranian officials announced plans for a new restricted zone in the Gulf. This zone would impact shipping through the vital Strait of Hormuz. The conflict has also affected oil prices and regional economies.
Iran to US: Learn new rules 'before it is too late'
Iran said Sunday it will step up efforts to tackle problems created by U.S. sanctions that are crippling its economy, while a senior Iranian official warned of a "painful response" if it comes under further attack.
Iran Vows Harsher Response to Any New US Attack, Steps Up Efforts to Counter Sanctions
Iran has pledged to intensify efforts to counter the economic impact of U.S. sanctions while warning Washington that any new military strike would trigger a “more painful” response, as tensions between the two countries continue to escalate despite renewed diplomatic contacts. Iranian officials issued the warning after weeks of renewed exchanges between U.S. and Iranian […]
Iran has restricted traffic across the strait, a vital route for the global supply of oil and gas, since the war began with the US.
Iran threatened, this Monday, to retaliate against any new attacks by the United States...
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