
While US President Donald Trump announced the resignation of former Iranian Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad, he claimed that Paknejad said, "We have no economy, we have no oil, we have nothing." Trump also stated that oil shipments in the Strait of Hormuz are at normal levels and that he opened a new shipyard in Baltimore.
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Political and military tensions continue between Iran and the USA. The Strait of Hormuz is a critical sea lane for oil shipments, and tensions in the region affect international maritime traffic.
In his statement to the press, US President Donald Trump said, regarding the resignation of former Iranian Oil Minister Mohsin Paknejad, "Iran's Oil Minister resigned. He said, 'We have no economy, we have no oil, we have nothing.'"
US President Donald Trump spoke to the press as he left the White House before an event he would attend in Baltimore. Trump made evaluations about the ongoing political and military crisis with Iran. Referring to the resignation of former Iranian Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad last Sunday, the US President said, "Iran's Oil Minister resigned. He said, 'We have no economy, we have no oil, we have nothing.'"
Regarding the situation in the Strait of Hormuz, where international maritime traffic was negatively affected due to conflicts, Trump said, "A huge amount of oil, millions of barrels, has been transported in the last few days. Currently, we are shipping at the same levels as before the war, and sometimes even higher."
Regarding his program in Baltimore, Trump said, "We are going to a very special place; today we are opening a very large shipyard. In fact, we will open many shipyards next year. Our army is building faster than ever before."
Referring to the upcoming midterm elections in the country, the US President said, "I think we will do a very good job. The rallies changed things. We are telling people what the Republicans are doing."
PAKNEJAD'S RESIGNATION
In the news in the Iranian press, no details were given regarding the reason for Paknejad's resignation. After Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian accepted Paknejad's resignation, Hamid Bovard, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the state-owned Iranian National Oil Company, was appointed as the Minister of Oil of Iran temporarily.
Mehdi Tabatabaei, Deputy Communications Unit of the Iranian Presidential Office, said in a statement to the press that Paknejad resigned "a long time ago" for personal reasons. The Iranian official said that President Pezeshkian accepted the resignation request upon Paknejad's intense insistence.
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There will be more personnel changes at Iran's Oil Ministry
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