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Iranian Navy rejects U.S. version on opening the Strait of Ormuz and links restrictions to ceasing U.S. military actions
Revolutionary Guard claims that passage will continue under restrictions until the end of U.S. military actions against the country and accuses Washington of trying to influence oil prices The post-Iran Navy claims to have full control over Ormuz Strait appeared first on InfoMoney.
The battle for the Strait of Hormuz enters a new phase. Friday, August 28 the Navy of the Corps of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guards (IFC) rejected the American declarations that the strategic maritime route would be reopened, claiming that no ship can cross it freely without coordination with Tehran. Reuters reports that the DPRK states [...] The article Iran, the Revolutionary Guards: "Street of Hormuz closed without permission from Teh…
London: The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy stated that the Strait of Hormuz is closed to all ships intending to transit without prior coordination with Iran. It added that US statements regarding the strait remaining open are "a lie aimed at controlling oil prices." The Navy affirmed that this policy will continue until the cessation of US "hostile acts" and the fulfillment of Washington's commitments. (Agencies)
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Navy announced that the Strait of Hormuz is closed to all ships intending to cross without coordination with Iran, considering the American statements regarding the strait remaining open a “lie” aimed at controlling oil prices.
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