RoydadNaft –  Iran’s firm policy is that if its oil is not exported, oil from any country that is a partner and accomplice of the United States in interventionist and destabilizing actions against Iran will not be exported either.

According to Roydad Naft, RT reported, quoting a senior Iranian official, that no matter how hard Washington tries, the Strait of Hormuz will not be reopened. Current traffic through the strait is below 3 percent.

Any safe passage that has taken place through the strait has in no way occurred without Iran’s supervision, the official said.

Iran has shown that if others try to open an alternative corridor, such as the Musandam and Khasab route, the same thing that recently happened to a ship there will happen again.

Iran’s definite policy, the official said, is that if Iran’s oil is not exported, oil from no country that partners with the United States in interventionist and security-threatening actions against Iran will be exported either.