Iran's reply to US: oil for economic conflict
The article discusses the escalation of the economic war waged by the United States against Iran, within the framework of political and economic pressure aimed at forcing the Iranian regime to retreat and causing its collapse. This is being pursued through the imposition of new sanctions and restrictions on oil exports, especially via the Strait of Hormuz. It notes that Iran responds with positions ranging from flexibility to firmness, threatening to use strong deterrent measures, including closing the Strait of Hormuz and blocking oil passage through the Gulf, with hints at the possibility of reconsidering its nuclear doctrine. The article also highlights internal divisions within the U.S. administration regarding how to address the crisis, with the potential for military escalation if the economic war fails. Meanwhile, Iran is trying to leverage international balances, such as Islamabad's efforts to ease tensions. The region is also awaiting alternative energy supply options amid international deliberations on energy policies and security in the Gulf.
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