Saeed Tavakoli, Deputy Minister of Oil and CEO of the National Iranian Gas Company, addressed Iran's position regarding U.S. threats on the sidelines of the "Russia Energy Week" event. He emphasized that the war initiated by the United States, disregarding international norms, has profound effects on the energy sector worldwide.
Iran's Response to Energy Threats
Tavakoli said in this regard: "If the United States makes threats against Iran's energy facilities, Tehran will respond appropriately and in a timely manner." These remarks come at a time when tensions between Iran and the U.S. are escalating in various fields, especially energy. He stressed the importance of maintaining the country's energy security and stated: "Iran will take timely, precise, and appropriate retaliatory actions to counter the threats and harms that the enemy intends to inflict on the country.
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Global Impacts of the Energy War
The Deputy Minister of Oil pointed out the global impacts of the energy war initiated by the U.S., stating that these tensions affect not only Iran but all countries involved in the energy sector. According to him, this situation could lead to instability in global markets and rising energy prices. Tavakoli also called for international cooperation to counter these threats, saying: "All countries must jointly strive to maintain stability in the energy market.
In conclusion, Tavakoli emphasized that Iran is always ready to defend its interests and will respond decisively and wisely to any threats. He noted that energy security is a vital issue for the progress and development of countries and must be taken seriously.
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