Iran's top security official warned: If Iranian economic facilities are attacked, the enemy's "economic infrastructure" will not be safe.
General Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, warned that if Iran's oil facilities, ports, and shipping are considered legitimate targets, then the economic infrastructure of enemy states supporting the war will not be spared. Rezaei stated that Tehran is no longer interested in agreements guaranteed solely by "political goodwill" and reiterated that the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz still depends on conditions Iran presents to the United States. He also revealed that Tehran has discussed with regional countries the mutual exclusion of energy facilities, shipping lanes, and civilian infrastructure from warfare as an alternative for better security arrangements.
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