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Tehran: Tension has once again increased in the Middle East. The tension between America and Iran has now reached direct threats. Iran has clearly said that if America attacks its energy and strategic targets, it will target the major oil and gas centres of the entire region. After this statement, concerns about security and oil supply have increased across the world.
According to Iran's government agency Tasnim News, Tehran has sent a strict message to America. A senior Iranian security official said any new US attack would be responded to with a "pre-planned strategy". Iran says if President Donald Trump orders an attack on Iran's energy infrastructure, major energy installations in the Middle East would be targeted in response. The official claimed that the complete plan for this is ready.
The report mentions Iran's possible list and it includes the biggest oil-gas hubs of the region:
All these places play a vital role in the world's energy supply. An attack on these means a direct rise in oil prices.
Quoting an American official, the report said that the Trump administration is seriously considering options for action against Iran's energy and strategic targets.
But no military operation has received the green signal yet. It is believed that its purpose is to put pressure on Iran so that it accepts America's conditions in the ceasefire talks.
In the statement, the Iranian official cited the previous war that lasted 40 days. Claimed that during that time Iran had targeted a major gas refinery of Qatar. And after that Trump reacted to this on his social media platform 'Truth Social'. Keep in mind, these claims have not been independently confirmed yet.
Experts say that if there is a direct military conflict between America, Israel and Iran, then the matter will not be limited to the region only. Global oil and gas supplies will be shaken. This will directly impact the international market and the prices of petrol and diesel. At present, all eyes are on America's next step and Iran's reaction. One statement has made the entire Middle East sensitive again.