Iran has warned Saudi Arabia, Japan and Jordan of consequences for supporting an anti-Iran resolution. The warning comes as tensions between Tehran and Washington continue to escalate.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei said the three countries would be responsible for the outcomes of their decision. He stated that supporting the resolution could affect relations with Tehran.
The latest remarks reflect growing diplomatic tensions surrounding Iran’s regional and international disputes. Officials in Tehran have repeatedly criticised countries that support measures against Iran.
Iran Reasserts Control Over Strait of Hormuz
Baghaei also claimed that the Strait of Hormuz remains fully under Iran’s control. The strategic waterway plays a critical role in global energy shipments and international trade.
He further argued that the United States should be held responsible for rising fuel prices in global markets. According to Baghaei, US policies have contributed to instability affecting energy supplies.
The comments come amid continued uncertainty in the Middle East. Concerns over regional security have increased pressure on international oil markets.
Tehran Maintains Tough Stance on US Talks
Meanwhile, Ibrahim Azizi, head of Iran’s National Security Committee, addressed the issue of negotiations with Washington. He said Iran would not return to talks with the United States unless its conditions were accepted.
Azizi’s remarks indicate that Tehran remains firm in its position despite ongoing diplomatic tensions. Iranian officials have repeatedly stressed that future negotiations depend on the fulfilment of their demands.
The statements highlight Iran’s hardline approach toward both regional and international issues. They also underscore the challenges facing efforts to ease tensions between Tehran and Washington.
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