Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, speaker of Iran's parliament, issued a statement reported by state media on 29 September warning that if Iran cannot sell oil, no other regional state will be permitted to do so. He further stated that if Iran lacks security, no regional infrastructure will remain safe—an implicit threat of economic disruption and potential military action. The remarks were reported via Telegram channel @warmonitors.
The statement reflects intensifying rhetorical escalation from Tehran amid apparent negotiations. Qalibaf's warning targets the oil export restrictions that have constrained Iran's economy, while the second threat gestures toward Iran's ability to disrupt maritime commerce and critical infrastructure across the Persian Gulf region. This rhetoric aligns with a broader pattern of statements from senior Iranian officials over 28–29 September, including Supreme Leader declarations of regional military dominance and an announced seven-point peace proposal transmitted through Qatari mediators. The Strait of Hormuz, through which roughly one-third of global seaborne oil passes, remains the implicit focus of such threats.
Reported solely by Telegram channel @warmonitors citing Iranian state media. Single-source reporting limits independent verification. Confidence score of 6.0 reflects the authoritative nature of the source and alignment with concurrent Iranian official statements, but would be strengthened by confirmation from additional international news agencies or direct Iranian government transcripts.
Tehran, Iran (35.689°N, 51.389°E). Statement issued from Iran's capital, the seat of parliament and political decision-making. The threat itself is directed toward the broader Persian Gulf region and its maritime and energy infrastructure.
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