Iran Threatens Regional Energy Infrastructure if Oil Sales Not Guaranteed

Iran has escalated rhetoric, warning it will attack energy infrastructure across the Middle East if its oil sales are not secured, while awaiting a US response to a plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Air attacks have subsided, but Iranian targeting of ships in the strait continues, with Tehran asserting control despite US claims it remains open. The threat signals a potential shift from maritime harassment to broader infrastructure strikes, raising supply risks.