Rubio warns Iran from mining in the Ormuzian Strait Strait

Earlier, Iran’s Parliament supported the narrow overlap in response to United States blows in nuclear facilities.

Iran may find a tough reaction of the international community in case there is a narrow overlap. This is said by US Secretary of State and Acting Adviser to National Security Adviser Marco Rubio in Air Deal with the country.

“If they reduce the narrow of the narrow, the Chinese will pay a huge price, and every other country in the world will pay a huge price. We too … from their part it will be a step of suicide, because, I think the whole world will rise against them if they do so,” Rubio emphasized.

Earlier it was reported that Iran’s parliament supported the narrow overlap in response to the United States blows at nuclear facilities.

However, the final decision should still be made by the body of Iran’s state security body.

Strait Ormuz is a strategic precious seaway that connects the Persian Gulf to Oman Bay and then with the Arabian Sea. Nearly 20% of all global oils pass through it. The narrow width is only about 40 km in the widest place, and the shipping channels are still, making it especially vulnerable to blocking. Any traffic restrictions through Ormuz immediately affect global energy and regional safety markets.

Remember that on the night of June 22, the American Air Force hit three nuclear facilities in Iran, including Fordo. Trump later recorded a video message in which he announced the destruction of Iran’s nuclear facilities.

While Iran Abbas Aragchi’s foreign affairs minister said he was going to Moscow today and hoped tomorrow to meet Putin.

Trump is expected to take revenge from Iran

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