Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi reiterates Strait of Hormuz is closed to countries at war with Iran and says the US President must change his approach, also noted that a gaurantee from 1-2 countries or from the UN Security Council is not enough

The remarks from Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi regarding the closure of the Strait of Hormuz signal escalating tensions and a firm stance against the US.

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Says:

  • Iran has no plans for negotiations with the US.
  • We are ready for any ground threat and are ready for at least six months of war.
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This assertion could lead to concerns over energy supply disruptions, particularly impacting oil prices and related commodities, while increasing volatility in currency markets tied to geopolitical risk.

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