Iran warns against Hormuz oil passage

The Secretary-General of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rezaei, stated that Iran will prevent the passage of any drop of oil through the Strait of Hormuz if neighboring countries cooperate with the United States in imposing economic sanctions on Tehran. He confirmed that Iran has sent approximately 70 million barrels of oil over the past two months and that it will not allow oil to pass through the strait if neighboring countries continue to contribute to the economic war against it, threatening to target any country involved in such operations. These remarks come amid American threats to impose harsher sanctions on Iran, while Tehran rejects them, considering the sanctions an attempt to impose U.S. sovereignty over other nations.

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