Iran’s chief negotiator threatens additional attacks as the country awaits a response from the United States regarding a proposed plan tied to security in the Strait of Hormuz, according to statements carried by state media.
In remarks attributed to Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf in a video released by Iran’s state television, Iran says that if its security is not assured, no regional infrastructure would remain safe. The comments also suggest that if Iran cannot reliably export oil, other parties should expect similar disruption.
Both outlets report the same core message from Iran’s negotiator and link it to the ongoing process of seeking a US response to the Hormuz-related proposal. Neither source provides additional details on the specific plan, the timing of any US reply, or the nature or targets of any potential future strikes.
