The Secretary of the National Security Commission of the Parliament: The Strait of Hormuz must remain closed 🔹Bahnām Saidi: The global market is currently paying the cost of disruptions in one of the most important energy transport routes. Countries that thought they could make decisions without considering Iran's role in regional security and energy are now facing a different reality. 🔹The Islamic Republic of Iran today possesses a strategic capacity that cannot be ignored in energy security equations. 🔹The message is clear; regional security cannot be ignored while expecting energy routes to be available to others without cost and disregarding Iranian interests. 🔹The Strait of Hormuz has now become one of the most crucial variables in the global oil market, and the continuation of this situation could translate its effects from the energy market to inflation, production, and economic growth in countries. 🔹Iran is not seeking to create insecurity for the energy market, but it will not allow Iran's security and interests to be overlooked. The path to reducing pressure on the global market passes through accepting regional realities and respecting Iran's positions.
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