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Why the rising tensions in Iran are really significant? | LBC Explains

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Martin Stanford Explains why the rising tensions in Iran are so significant for world trade and oil. He also explains how Major General Qasem Soleimani created a network with various terror groups, arming them to fight Isis.

President Donald Trump killed the general earlier this week causing social media users to worry that ‘World War 3’ was about to begin. Iran could retaliate in various such as closing the strait of hormuz (which is vital for global oil trade) or using its network of terror groups or military hardware such as missiles.

President Trump has reiterated that the 2015 Iran Nuclear Deal was a bad decision and has called upon NATO to take more action against Iran.

LBC News Presenter Martin Stanford also explains where is Iran? and why are Iran so powerful?

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