Iranian sources: The claim that a large amount of oil is being exported via the southern route of the Strait of Hormuz is inconsistent with the actual situation on the ground. This is a measure taken by the US to reduce energy prices. The other side is trying to pass along the southern route, and our related actions to maintain the blockade of the strait are still being carried out in earnest; the attack on the illegal ship and the tanker turned after receiving a warning can all prove this. If the assertion that a large amount of oil is being transported along the southern route is true, then why is the US still pressuring the agreement and maintaining the blockade, while gasoline prices in the US continue to rise?

Zhitongcaijing · 1d ago
Iranian sources: The claim that a large amount of oil is being exported via the southern route of the Strait of Hormuz is inconsistent with the actual situation on the ground. This is a measure taken by the US to reduce energy prices. The other side is trying to pass along the southern route, and our related actions to maintain the blockade of the strait are still being carried out in earnest; the attack on the illegal ship and the tanker turned after receiving a warning can all prove this. If the assertion that a large amount of oil is being transported along the southern route is true, then why is the US still pressuring the agreement and maintaining the blockade, while gasoline prices in the US continue to rise?