Iran will close the Strait of Hormuz if there are new attacks against the country this Wednesday (8), according to Iranian broadcaster Press TV. ? Follow the g1 international news channel on WhatsApp The information, according to the TV, is from a security source who spoke anonymously and also stated that Tehran will attack "enemy" targets in a ratio of at least two to one if the threats made by United States President Donald Trump during the NATO summit come to fruition. The strait, an important sea route through which 20% of all world oil exports pass, was reopened following the signing of a draft understanding between Iran and the US last month. Trump's threats Trump talks about a 'major attack' against Iran Shortly before, the president of the United States announced that he would carry out a "major attack" against Iran on Wednesday night (8). Trump, who earlier told reporters that the peace agreement signed with Tehran is "over" and that he no longer wants dialogue, toned down and said he was "not sure if the agreement will hold" when speaking to reporters before a bilateral meeting with the president of Ukraine. He also condemned the fact that Iran, according to him, sank 28 vessels this Tuesday (7). "I'll give you a little warning: we're going to hit them hard tonight," he told reporters, adding: "If necessary, we will cut off the electricity system and the water treatment plants, but we don't want that." Volodymyr Zelensky and Donald Trump in a meeting at the NATO summit REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst Trump's speeches take place in the midst of the NATO summit, in Türkiye. According to the US president, due to the resumption of exchanges of attacks, the US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz may be resumed and the alliance countries have agreed to send minehunting vessels to help free the route. Trump also revealed that Kharg Island, which concentrates around 90% of Iranian oil exports, was one of the targets hit by the US attacks this Tuesday, but that he gave an order that reservoirs not be affected. "We attacked the island of Kharg yesterday, and I said: 'Don't touch the oil', because we might take the island and there's nothing they can do about it," he declared. The two countries are officially in the midst of a ceasefire in the war between them after signing a preliminary peace agreement in June. On Tuesday night, however, US Central Command launched an offensive against Iran in response to attacks on commercial ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz. President of the United States, Donald Trump, holds a press conference with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, in Ankara, Turkey, on July 8, 2026. FILIP SINGER/Pool via REUTERS In response, Iran stated that the US attacks are a "clear violation" of the peace agreement and launched retaliatory attacks against US bases in Bahrain and Kuwait in the early hours of Wednesday. Both affected Arab countries are home to Washington's military bases: Bahrain is home to the US Navy's 5th Fleet, while Kuwait serves as headquarters for US Army forces in the region. The two governments issued missile warnings to the population early in the morning. READ ALSO: Oil tankers attacked and US reaction with bombing: why war has heated up again in the Strait of Hormuz Trump posts VIDEO of bombing in Iran F-35: why US fighter jet has become a source of dispute between Turkey, Israel and the US