France Claims Over 30 Nations Ready to Guarantee Hormuz Strait Shipping Security

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, France has reiterated claims regarding Iran’s nuclear program and the Strait of Hormuz, with its foreign ministry spokesperson stating that over 30 nations are ready to guarantee shipping security in the vital waterway.

Pascal Confavreux, spokesperson for the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, spoke to Al-Araby TV on the sidelines of the G7 meeting in Paris, asserting that discussions with the Qatari Foreign Minister were aimed at securing freedom of navigation and preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

The French official repeated previous assertions about the Strait of Hormuz, claiming that more than 30 countries are prepared to guarantee and restore freedom of navigation in the strait. Confavreux, while seemingly overlooking decades of destabilizing actions by his country and its European allies, as well as their supported occupying regime in the region, insisted that ensuring stability and security in the Middle East is essential.

The French Foreign Ministry spokesperson further alleged that Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps was behind recent cyberattacks in Paris, and that sanctions would be imposed against individuals and entities associated with these cyber incidents.