
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, in his statement in Ecuador as part of his South American visit, stated that Iran continues to fire on warships and that they lost tankers for this reason, and that they will continue to apply economic pressure.
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio held contacts in Ecuador as part of his South American visit.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio answered questions about the agenda after the joint press conference held with his counterpart Gabriela Sommerfeld in Ecuador, the second leg of his South American visit.
Stating that nothing has been provided to Iran that would change the current situation or dynamics, Rubio said, "They (Iran) continue to open fire on warships, and when they open fire on our ships, they pay the price with tankers. They cannot hit our ships, but they lose five tankers."
Rubio said that 4 of Iran's tankers were damaged and one tanker was sunk last night, and said, "They will continue to pay the price for this. Meanwhile, we will continue to strangle them economically."

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