🎥 Gribabadi: You can't force a war against Iran and expect the world not to pay the price/ You can't demand the return of the Strait of Hormuz to everyone, but deny Iran its rights.
Kazem Garibabadi, Deputy Minister of Legal and International Affairs, said in a special interview for the news:
🔹 It is impossible to force a war against the Islamic Republic of Iran and imagine that its costs and consequences will be directed only to Iran. The war with the Islamic Republic of Iran has global effects, and these effects are not necessarily limited to the areas of the military, security or defense. The global economy, financial markets and international trade were also affected by this situation and almost all countries suffered in some way.
🔹 Currently, sea freight costs have increased greatly; Starting from insurance and ship rental costs to changing shipping routes. The issue of chemical fertilizers is another result of this situation. Therefore, the issue is not so simple that countries imagine that they can change the issue and negotiate a different approach by reducing their level of dependence on the Strait of Hormuz and declaring that they no longer depend on this waterway.
We really do not want the countries of the world to suffer such damage from closing the Strait of Hormuz. Our war is with America and our enemy is America, but in diplomatic talks we always talk to other countries based on logic.
When different countries talk to us about the damage to their economy as a result of this situation, they know very well that they did not initiate this war. Sometimes they convey to us the damages they have caused even without saying so directly. We also explain to them in the language of logic that we did not impose this war and did not initiate it. On the other hand, does it make sense that the Strait of Hormuz is open to all countries, but the Islamic Republic of Iran, as the owner of this area, cannot export its goods or import the goods it needs through this waterway? Such a situation is unacceptable and all countries also accept this logic.
The point worth noting is that the various countries that suffered from this situation and suffered damages, do not criticize the Islamic Republic of Iran, but criticize America.