Trump pressures - Iran threatens: 'Not a drop of oil will leave'

An Iranian official threatens that if American economic pressure continues, Iran will act to halt oil exports from the Persian Gulf. Meanwhile, the former economy minister warns of a civil uprising and war as early as next month, against the backdrop of an ongoing economic crisis and American sanctions.

An Iranian official, Mohsen Rezaei, threatens that if American economic pressure continues, Iran will act to halt oil exports from the Persian Gulf. Meanwhile, the former economy minister, Khandouzi, warns of a civil uprising and war as early as next month. Khandouzi claimed that all signs indicate that next month there will be both a civil uprising and war, and that plans to raise fuel and energy prices will reignite unrest in Iran. His remarks come amid an ongoing economic crisis in Iran, against the backdrop of sanctions imposed by the United States and the campaign in the Strait of Hormuz, which prevents normal oil exports.