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IRGC To Trump: Strike Iran's Infrastructure, We'll Shut Off The Gulf's Power
IRGC To Trump: Strike Iran's Infrastructure, We'll Shut Off The Gulf's Power
Summary
Trump ultimatum: Trump vowed the US will strike an Iranian bridge or power plant after every Iranian attack on shipping.
Iran responds: The IRGC threatened to hit Gulf energy infrastructure if Iranian infrastructure is attacked, saying it will cut off electricity among US allies.
Latest Gulf missile attacks: Iran claimed attacks on US-linked targets in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan.
Nuclear tensions: Iran denied nuclear activity at Pickaxe Mountain, calling US claims a 'fabricated pretext' for attack.
Oil climbs: Renewed Gulf attacks and shipping threats continued to lift oil prices.
Strait of Hormuz traffic returns to normal by August 31?
Yes 14% · No 86%View full market &...
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