مرجع خبر، آموزش، فناوری، سرگرمی و دانستنیهای روز
مرجع خبر، آموزش، فناوری، سرگرمی و دانستنیهای روز
Senator Bernie Sanders has recently slammed Donald Trump over his reported suggestion to rename the Strait of Hormuz after himself, saying Americans want the president to focus on ending the war in Iran instead. Sanders argued that the conflict has pushed diesel and petrol prices higher, adding that the economic toll of the war matters more than renaming a strategically important waterway.
The initial assumption may have been that pressure on Iran would remain confined to a limited, controlled, and manageable framework. But the vortex of the Strait of Hormuz has shown that in today's deeply interconnected economy, war does not flow only where the missiles land. Part of the bill is now showing up in diesel prices, gas contracts, shipping insurance, the Treasury bond market, the Federal Reserve's interest rate, and the cost of financing America's $40 trillion debt.
Speaking in a televised interview with national TV aired on Sunday night, Major General Rezaei stressed that the US President Trump's claim that the Strait is open is a big lie.
In statement number 16, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy said the U.S. "terrorist and aggressor army" had in recent days dispatched unmanned vessels to the Strait of Hormuz out of fear of approaching and confronting the Iranian forces.