Russia’s big claim: Iran fired ‘nuclear bomb’! The world is shocked, know what is the hint of someone close to Putin

Moscow/Tehran: Russia has made such a sensational claim regarding Iran that has stunned defense experts all over the world. After a bloody conflict that lasted for about 40 days, a temporary ceasefire has now been reached between America and Iran. The news that both the countries are going to sit at the table for a peace agreement soon has raised hopes for peace in the Middle East. But meanwhile, a statement from Russia has added fuel to the fire.

Russia’s shocking claim: What is Iran’s real ‘nuclear weapon’?

Russia’s Security Council Vice Chairman Dmitry Medvedev has said that during this conflict, Iran has shown the world its true strength. But the surprising thing is that the weapon which Medvedev is calling Iran’s ‘new nuclear bomb’ is not a missile or bomb. According to the Russian veteran, ‘Strait of Hormuz’ This is the new nuclear weapon of Iran which has broken the back of the world.

Why is ‘Strait of Hormuz’ special and how will the game be spoiled?

The Strait of Hormuz is one of the most important sea lanes in the world. A large part of the world’s oil supply passes through this route. Russia believes that Iran has used this strategic route as its strength. If Iran completely closes this route, not only will oil prices skyrocket, but the entire world economy could be destroyed. This statement of Medvedev has sparked a new debate whether geographical locations will prove to be more deadly than any nuclear bomb in future wars?

Iran’s stance tough even after ceasefire

Even though there has been a ceasefire, Iran is not ready to bow down. Tehran has clearly warned that every ship passing through Hormuz must first obtain permission from Iran. Strict action will be taken against ships entering without permission. Surprisingly, when the proposal to open this route came in the United Nations Security Council, Russia and China opposed it, due to which the matter has become more complicated. Recently, an LNG tanker from Botswana has also been forced to bow before Iranian control.

Global leaders react: peace or just posturing?

French President Emmanuel Macron called the ceasefire a “very good” step, but warned that the situation in Lebanon was still serious. At the same time, Germany’s Chancellor Friedrich Merz said that now a permanent solution to the war should be found through diplomacy. On the other hand, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiha welcomed this peace initiative, but taunted America and suggested that it should similarly force Russia to stop attacks on Ukraine.