Garibabadi: America's claim to the Strait of Hormuz is incorrect; 73% of Americans are worried about gas prices.
Kazem Garibabadi, Deputy Minister for Legal and International Affairs, said in a special news report:
Following the American news it can be seen that they try to downplay the issue of closing the Strait of Hormuz and say that they have no dependence on this Strait and transfer their oil; I saw news from them today that they claimed that they took one billion and 700 million barrels of oil during the closure of the Strait of Hormuz for about three months, while this figure is the amount of oil that was transported under normal conditions before the war during such a period, and the question arises that if this is the case, why are we still faced with a decrease in the supply of gas and fuel in the international market. stay high Referring to the internal concerns of American society and the results of the recent elections, the Deputy Foreign Minister added: According to the Americans' own survey, the most important concern of 73% of the American people during the war with Iran was the increase in the price of energy issues such as gasoline and diesel, and the results of the recent elections also showed that this was not our analysis. As the first vice president of the United States openly said, the most important reason for our defeat in the elections was the war with Iran and a policy supporting Israel's captivity, and Trump himself admitted in response to a question that part of this defeat stems from the war with Iran.
Garibabadi stated that Washington could not impose the costs of this war only on the Islamic Republic of Iran and that these costs were directed at the United States itself, the countries that support it, the global economy and the financial and energy markets, and clarified: at the COP 31 meeting in the field of climate change that we attended together with Mr. President in Turkey, one of the presidents you will not want to hear, if you do not want to hear from the presidents. His name in "Yeshud" explained that due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, they had to provide subsidies of 10 billion dollars to their people in one area only, namely chemical fertilizers, to compensate for the economic effects caused by it; Because most of the chemical fertilizer in the world passes through the Strait of Hormuz and now it does not reach the destination countries, and its price has increased greatly in the dependent countries, and I have seen other different countries that suffered from this situation.