Rubi: Iran breach of Hormuz pact, Hezbollah opposes Syria

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio confirmed that Iran has violated its commitments under the Hormuz Agreement, which aims to ensure freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. He pointed out that Iranian movements threaten global oil supplies, and that the United States continues to target Iran's military capabilities to prevent an escalation that could hinder the movement of ships and energy. He also clarified that Washington seeks to reach an agreement with Iran to prevent it from acquiring nuclear weapons. Rubio emphasized that China has not taken any steps that affect the course of the war with Iran or impose fees on ship passage through the strait, given its strategic importance. He noted that Iran is sending weapons and aircraft to Yemen, investing funds in terrorist groups, and that Hezbollah is attempting to undermine the Syrian government, all while monitoring any threats that could impact international navigation in the Red Sea.

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