Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has issued warning to United States of America that its nation will have stopped export oil if Trump administration acts to prevent any kingdom in the Gulf from making the same.

The statement from senior leader comes out after the United States’ officials warning that they are in discussions to let down Tehran’s oil exports to zero imposing vigorous sanctions in efforts to halt curb the Islamic Republic’s missile program and local power.

However, Hassan Rouhani’s statement comprising rage might have infuriated Donald Trump as well as potentially spark war measurements between both nations are facing bad relationships.

The United States senior officials have revealed that they have planned to decrease oil sales of Persia to zero, also has temporary approved to eight countries. Nonetheless, in July, Iran’s leader had threatened previous to close the Gulf as he warned the White House “should not play with the lion’s tail.”

Since the 1980s, the Western Asian nation has frequently made public that they would prevent the Gulf in reply to international stress, while Trump administration has once again sanctions over Iraq in which Iran is also included, an oil ban as of left from a landmark 2015 nuclear contract between Rouhani’s country and main powers in May.

With that said, Iraq strongly dependent on oil imports from Tehran, though Saudi Arabia has announced they will have enlarged production to compensate for the decrease of supply from Iran.

Rouhani said during addressing a large number of people of his nation, “No hyperinflation, no massive unemployment will threaten us. People should stop saying such things in the papers,”

When it comes to Central Bank from Iran’s latest statement regarding price rises holds food inflation increased 56 per cent year-on-year in October.

The President of Iran also admitted that food prices inflation caused some problems but those will be considered in coming budget plan which to be presented on 16 December. Mr. Rouhani continued saying its regime would uphold subsidies on essential merchandise and enhance public-sector wages and 20 per cent increment in pensions.