Iran’s security chief accuses Trump administration of oil smuggling near Oman

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Iran's Supreme National Security Council secretary, Mohsen Rezaei, accused the Trump administration of recruiting "thugs" to smuggle oil near Oman, alleging UAE military and US CENTCOM participation. Rezaei stated Iran attacks these oil smuggling operations nightly, asserting Iranian control over the Strait of Hormuz despite US claims of its openness.

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Mohsen Rezaei has accused the Trump administration of recruiting “thugs” to smuggle oil through coastal waters off Oman. Iran’s Supreme National Security Council secretary said the UAE military and the commander of US Central Command also participate in the operation, according to state-linked news agency ISNA.

Iran’s security chief accuses Trump administration of oil smuggling near Oman

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