‘I will not let the world be destroyed’, Trump roars on Iran’s atom bomb plan, also gives a big statement on the oil crisis

Trump Iran Nuclear Warning: Amidst the ongoing war and oil-gas crisis in the Middle East, US President Donald Trump has issued a very important statement. Trump has assured the world community that he will not let the world be destroyed. And will not allow Iran to make atom bomb at any cost. His statement has come at a time when military tension between Israel, America and Iran is at its peak and its serious consequences are visible on the global economy.

surge in oil prices

Donald Trump acknowledged that America is currently the world’s largest oil producing country. Due to this, America benefits a lot economically from the increase in crude oil prices in the global market. Although Trump stressed that profit is important, the more important issue for him as President is to stop Iran from developing nuclear weapons and save the Middle East from this terrible crisis. He made it clear that Iran’s nuclear development is a major threat to the security of the entire world.

The siege of the Strait of Hormuz and the global outcry

On the other hand, Iran’s new Supreme Leader Mujtaba Khamenei has refused to bow down to America’s threats. Khamenei has officially announced that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed. He has vowed that Iran will avenge every martyrdom and every death that took place on its soil. After this tough stance of Mujtaba, there has been panic in the markets around the world, because the Strait of Hormuz is the world’s most important oil route through which about 20 percent of the global oil supply passes.

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Prices can reach 200 dollars per barrel

Due to Iran blocking this strategic route, crude oil prices have crossed $ 110 per barrel since the beginning of March 2026. According to economic experts and sources, if this military crisis continues for a long time, oil prices may even reach dangerous levels of $150 to $200 per barrel. Additionally, Iran has also threatened to attack every US military base in the Middle East, increasing the possibility of further conflict.