Iranian speaker mocks ‘junk’ Trump claim oil wells would explode after three days
The Iranian politician's comments come after Trump warned that Iran had just days before its oil infrastructure could fail.
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Iran‘s parliament speaker dismissed warnings from President Donald Trump that the American blockade could trigger catastrophic damage to the country’s oil infrastructure. Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf, speaker of the parliament of Iran, mocked claims that Iranian oil lines could explode due to excess production with no exports, calling the assessment “junk” and ridiculing its timeline on Wednesday. Recommended Stories Members of heretical Muslim cult arrested in UK accused of sex offenses, forced marriage, and slavery Nigel Farage referred to Parliament watchdog over undisclosed $6.7M gift from crypto tycoon National security experts urge Trump to demand that Xi release religious prisoners during China summit “Three days in, no well exploded,” Ghalibaf wrote on X.
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