Iran Says No To Trump, But India Must Be Worried?

It is already know that the United States is opened at conflict with Iran regarding multiple issues, and they have been even carrying out military strikes against each other at a large capacity.

The most shocking thing about this conflict is that it is continuing to affect India, which has nothing to do with this situation. This is largely due to the fact that the international trade and supply of gas and oil have been largely restricted due to the closure of straight of Hormuz.

This is one of the principal reasons why the prices of petrol and other gas supplies have gone drastically rewarded the last few months since the start of this conflict. But the positive news in the recent past is the Trump had proposed a ceasefire agreement with Iran to end the conflict.

However, the sad part is that Iran has rejected a cease-fire proposal from Trump that was delivered to Tehran by the Iraqi prime minister, according to Iranian officials.

Iranian officials said they weren’t interested in a temporary deal that left the future of the Strait of Hormuz unresolved. They are not willing to back down to the assortment that is being made by the United States president Donald Trump at any cost.

Meanwhile, The United States military said it carried out a night of strikes on Iranian military targets threatening shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, adding that the waterway is open for trade.

The longer this conflict between Iran and the United States continues, the worst situation is likely to get for India. This includes reduced supply of oil and gas, which will push up the prices higher and subsequent public backlash.