The regime in Tehran bizarrely claimed to be the “protector of security” for the Strait of Hormuz, even as its terrorist attacks on commercial vessels continue to block vital traffic from passing through the strategic waterway, in comments following President Donald Trump’s visit to China this week.
Some of Iran’s rhetorical gymnastics – and sudden reluctance to openly claim responsibility for attacks on shipping that it used to boast about – could be due to China declaring its agreement with the United States on the importance of reopening the strait.
Speaking from the failed BRICS foreign minister summit in New Delhi, India, on Friday…
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