Iran warned against the economic consequences of a possible attack by Israel and America Iran warned against the economic consequences of any possible Israeli and American attack. Abbas Argachi, Iran's Foreign Minister, in a statement on X referring to the recent talks at the meeting of the Assembly of Gas Exporting Countries in Moscow, wrote: "The devastating consequences of any military adventure by provoking Israel in the Persian Gulf region to the international markets are still among the serious concerns of gas exporting and consuming countries." Since the beginning of the war, the transfer of energy from the Persian Gulf countries has been severely disrupted. Iran restricted the passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz. Mr. Argachi said earlier this week that renewing the war with America and Israel would not change Iran's position. "They've done it twice before and seen the results," he said. If they want to try again, they know they won't get different results than before." Meanwhile, Iran has warned that it will expand the scope of its response in case of new shipments.