Trump’s deadline on Strait of Hormuz creates panic across the world, oil prices may increase, what will be the impact on India?

Donald Trump Iran Threat on Strait of Hormuz: US President Donald Trump has given Iran a deadline of Tuesday evening to open the Strait of Hormuz. Trump said Iran has until Tuesday evening to open this sea route or face attacks on its critical infrastructure. He gave this information to ‘Wall Street Journal’ In an interview given to.

However, Trump’s threat does not seem to have any significant impact on Iran. Instead, Iran has set a condition for opening Hormuz, according to which if this sea route remains closed, it could have a serious impact on the fuel and fertilizer security of many countries, including India.

Trump’s ultimatum

Trump said that if Iran does not do anything by Tuesday evening, it will have neither any power plant left nor any bridge safe. Trump later wrote in a post on social media, ‘Tuesday, 8:00 pm Eastern Time (Wednesday morning Indian time)’. Earlier in another post on Sunday, Trump had warned of attacks on infrastructure, but he did not give any specific time. Now he has fixed the time for Tuesday night at 8 pm.

Threat of attack on Iran’s power plants and bridges

Before the interview, Trump gave a stern warning to Iran in a post on social media. He said, “If the Strait of Hormuz is not opened, America will attack Iran’s power plants and bridges.” Trump further wrote, ‘Tuesday will be Power Plant Day and Bridge Day in Iran. Both will happen on the same day. This would have never been seen before.” Trump wrote in very strong language, “Open the waterways, otherwise you will live in hell, just keep watching!”

President Donald Trump, photo (So. Social Media)

Trump gave a 10-day ultimatum on Saturday

On Saturday, Trump had reminded Tehran of the 10-day ultimatum. He said Iran has 48 hours to reach an agreement or reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

Possibility of deal with Iran on Monday

Donald Trump also said that he thinks a deal can be made with Iran on Monday. He told a Fox News reporter, ‘I think Monday is a good chance, they are talking right now. If they don’t make a deal soon, I’m considering blowing the whole thing up and taking over the oil.”

Answer of Iran’s Parliament

Iran’s parliament speaker Mohammad Baghar Ghalibaf warned Trump that his reckless actions would result in “burning down the entire area.” Ghalibaf wrote on social media, “Your reckless actions are dragging America towards a living hell for every family, and our entire region will burn because you insist on following Netanyahu’s orders.”

Iran placed the condition

Mehdi Tabatabai, an official in Iran’s presidential office, said the Strait of Hormuz would open only if a portion of the transit toll would be used to compensate for war damages. He said Trump has incited war across the region and his threats are filled with frustration and anger.

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Iran’s UN mission responded to Trump’s statement, calling it an open threat of attacks on civilian infrastructure. The mission described it as “terrorizing civilians” and “war crimes” Gave clear evidence of intention to do so. He appealed to the international community to take immediate action to stop such brutal acts.