Arab world claims: 'US attack on Iran will begin at this tariff'

Reports in the Arab world suggest that the American attack on Iran will begin at a certain tariff, while Qatar and Pakistan attempt to prevent an all-out war. The Revolutionary Guards demand full control over the Strait of Hormuz. An expert estimates that if oil prices drop to around $70 per barrel, strikes will resume, and Trump may deliver a broad military blow in December if the Democrats win the elections.

In the Arab world, there are claims that the American attack on Iran will begin at a certain tariff, likely in connection with the price of oil. The report comes amid mediation efforts by Pakistan and Qatar to prevent an all-out war. The Revolutionary Guards demand full control over the Strait of Hormuz, and the proposed arrangement is supposed to operate as a pilot for one to three months. The Iranians demand the immediate removal of the naval blockade and economic relief. An expert, al-Madhaji, estimates that the intermittent conflict will continue: when oil prices rise, the US will stop strikes; when they fall to around $70, they will resume. He also estimates that if the Democrats win in November, Trump may undertake a broad military move in December.