This 7 is greater than 47 1- First, look at this part of Mr. Shahid's statements.
"If it is based on sanctions, in the future it will be the nation of Iran that will impose sanctions on them. The largest share of the world's gas is owned by the Iranian nation. Gas is a very important and efficient energy and the world needs it. Poor Europe needs this gas. We have this gas. We will impose sanctions on them when it is appropriate and the Islamic Republic can do that." Unfortunately, although the implementation of this advice of our martyred leader was delayed for years and was not implemented in the required time, but the Ramadan war, this forgotten advice was implemented and the Strait of Hormuz, which according to the wisdom of the leader of the revolution "is a gift from God", was closed to ships carrying oil and oil products and other oil products. 2- The application of the sovereignty of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the Strait of Hormuz, recognized in the two international conventions of Geneva and Jamaica, is not the subject of a brief comment. We are talking about the severe and fragile economic pressure that the use of this lever imposed on Iran's enemies, and its scope and depth are expanding and deepening day by day. To the extent that it closed the economic airway of America and its European and regional allies and brought it close to suffocation. For example, the price of Brent crude oil exceeded $117 per barrel yesterday, while the physical price of oil reached $145, and according to the CEO of Aramco, the possibility of raising it to $200 is not far from what was expected. Experts see increasing concerns about the continued disruption of the Persian Gulf's oil supply and the escalation of tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and the risks associated with the region's energy infrastructure as contributing factors to this price jump. It should be noted that the disruption in oil supply continues to expand; It was followed by the increase in the production cost of gasoline, diesel fuel, transportation of goods, agricultural stagnation and many other services. Three days ago "Foreign Affairs" wrote that the geography and resistance of Iran not only established the American war machine, but also caused America and its allies to face crippling economic pressure.