Iranian officials have warned that no regional oil is safe amid escalating tensions with the United States, as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) accused President Donald Trump of being a "big liar." The IRGC claimed the US has no choice but to leave the Middle East, according to a statement from Qatar. Meanwhile, Iran's parliament speaker, Ghalibaf, said that if Iran cannot sell its oil, "no one in the region will sell oil," highlighting the growing economic impact of the conflict.
The situation has been further complicated by Pakistan's rejection of claims that its army chief recently visited Iran as a Trump envoy, calling the assertion "factually incorrect." This comes as Iran prepares new weapons for the battlefield, according to IRGC statements, which also reiterated that US military bases are the "only source of insecurity" in the region. The economic and military tensions continue to raise concerns about the stability of global oil markets.
