Iran Issues New Threat to the US: 'No-Go-Area' to Be Declared in the Persian Gulf
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Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, announced that they will establish a maritime "no-go zone" in and around the Persian Gulf in response to the US blockade and sanctions. Rezaei also stated that their operational approach towards US warships and military bases in the region has been fundamentally changed. 🚆
🚤 Iran has announced the creation of a new no-fly zone in the Persian Gulf, which will significantly affect shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Against the backdrop of rising tensions between the United States and Iran, fuel prices are rising again. Do we see new economic challenges approaching? 🌍
#Sawalev revealed Iranian Supreme Council Secretary Mohsen Rezai's new directions to Tehran to respond to what he described as the American economic war, warning of actions that might increase tension in the Gulf and the Strait of Hormez. In a post via the X-ax platform, Rezai said that over the past few days Washington had received a clear warning from new Iranian missiles, adding that the operational situation towards ... this content threaten…
The attacks sent oil prices soaring to a six-week high, while Iran threatened to impose a new maritime exclusion zone in the Persian Gulf, Reuters reported.
Tehran, Sept. 8 Iran announced today that it will establish a “restricted maritime zone” in the Persian Gulf and adjacent areas in response to U.S. sanctions and economic restrictions. The post Iran announces a restricted maritime zone in response to U.S. sanctions first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
In a statement posted on social media on September 7, Mohsen Rezaee, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, said Washington had received a "clear warning" from Iran's new missiles. As Iran's allies no longer see eye-to-eye, the IAEA calls on Iran to resume cooperation amid escalating tensions. Iran warns of a more forceful response if the US continues attacks.
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