The White House discusses a program that the United States and its allies will be able to detain and check Iranian oil pipelines within the framework of the international program to combat weapons of mass destruction, reporting sources.
On February 4, US President Donald Trump signed a decree on the maximum pressure on Iran, and at the same time expressed hope that the United States will not have to use it frequently.
"President Donald Trump's administration is discussing the program of stopping Iranian oil pipelines in the sea and a part of the international agreement," the agency said.
US officials are now studying the possibilities of US allies, to stop and check the ships that pass through important boat channels, such as Malakka Strait, say sources.
According to one of the agency's interlocutions, these measures will be allowed to act at Washington's request, which will lead to the postponement of oil supplies and will negatively affect Tehran's income in this area.
