Iran Threatens No-Go Zone and Energy Asset Attacks in Response to US Economic Measures

Iranian officials, including Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, the speaker of the Republican Parliament, warned of retaliatory actions against US military and economic interests. The threats were made in response to ongoing US economic measures, including sanctions and trade restrictions. Tehran emphasized that it would not tolerate further aggression from the United States. The US has been imposing economic sanctions on Iran for years, targeting its energy sector and financial institutions. These measures have led to increased tensions between the two nations. Iran has previously threatened to disrupt oil shipments in the Gulf, and this latest warning suggests a potential escalation in the conflict. Tehran says it will establish a no-go zone across the Persian Gulf if the US continues its economic pressure. Washington says it remains committed to its policies and will not back down from its stance. The situation remains volatile, with both sides preparing for potential escalation.