Iran's oil threat to the US: If you can withstand prices rising above 200 dollars, keep playing this game.

08.03.2026 21:44

As the war between the US-Israel and Iran continues into its 9th day, a threat has emerged from Tehran that could plunge the world into crisis. Ibrahim Zulfikari, spokesperson for the Hatemul Enbiya Central Headquarters of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, stated that if attacks targeting Iran's fuel and energy infrastructure are not halted, similar responses will be given, saying, "If you can withstand the price of oil rising above $200 a barrel, then continue this game."

While the attacks by the US and Israel on Iran continue, the spokesperson of the Hatemul Enbiya Central Headquarters of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Ibrahim Zulfikari, strongly reacted to the targeting of Iran's fuel and energy infrastructure.

"THEY HAVE NOT GAINED ANYTHING OTHER THAN KILLING INNOCENT CHILDREN, DEFENSELESS WOMEN AND MEN"

Stating that civilians and civilian infrastructure are being targeted in the attacks, Zulfikari said, "The criminal US and the desperate Zionist regime have not gained anything other than killing innocent children, defenseless women, and men since the beginning of the attacks on Iran. In their latest attacks, they have targeted the fuel and energy infrastructure as well as the centers that serve the people."

"WE HAVE AVOIDED SIMILAR ACTIONS UNTIL NOW"

Zulfikari stated, "Although the Iranian Armed Forces have intelligence on all fuel, energy, and public service infrastructures, attack capacity, and the ability to detect all of them, they have avoided any similar actions until now."

"IF ATTACKS CONTINUE, SIMILAR RESPONSES WILL BE GIVEN"

Calling on regional countries, Zulfikari said, "It is expected from the governments of Islamic countries to prevent the criminal US and the Zionist regime from these inhumane actions to stop the war and the spread of fire. Otherwise, if the attacks on Iran's infrastructure are not stopped, similar responses will be given."

"OIL MAY EXCEED 200 DOLLARS"

Also warning about energy markets, Zulfikari said, "If you can withstand the price of oil per barrel rising above 200 dollars, continue this game."