Qalibaf on Trump's threat: bridge or station for ships
Iran responded to former U.S. President Trump's threats of potentially targeting vital facilities in the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing that the situation in the region requires the absence of American forces to maintain the security of the strait and infrastructure. Iranian officials clarified that any attack on Iranian assets, especially bridges and energy facilities, would be met with a comprehensive Iranian response targeting U.S. infrastructure in the region. Parliament Speaker Qalibaf reaffirmed that control of the Strait of Hormuz will remain Iranian, and any adventurous move by Trump would end up embarrassing him. Meanwhile, Trump had threatened in his tweets that any Iranian attack on ships in the strait would result in the destruction of bridges and energy facilities inside or near Tehran.
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