Host: Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb will force the U.S. to retreat 🔹The former foreign ministry spokesperson stated in an interview with Fars that the advance of Ansarullah and control over parts of the coastline and islands overlooking Bab el-Mandeb have changed the regional dynamics. 🔹The resistance front now has a serious impact on two vital energy transport arteries of the world through Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb. 🔹Simultaneous pressure in these two chokepoints increases the economic costs for the U.S. and Europe and could lead to a further rise in global energy prices. 🔹The U.S., due to internal conditions and rising fuel prices, is not prepared to escalate conflicts and if this situation continues, it will inevitably have to retreat and return to the negotiating table. 🔹If the government simultaneously manages the economic and livelihood issues of the people along with the actions of the armed forces and the resistance front, the passage of time in the war will work in Iran's favor.
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Host: Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb will force the U.S.
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