Iran's IRGC says Strait of Hormuz Cannot Reopen While US 'threats' Continue
CENTCOM said merchant shipping is still moving through the waterway under U.S. protection, despite IRGC claims of control and tanker interference.
- Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claims full control over the Strait of Hormuz and reports two oil tankers turned back after a fire, warning the US and its allies against interference in the waterway.
- The IRGC describes the Strait of Hormuz as their land and states no foreign interference will be allowed, warning of harsh responses to countries supporting the US presence.
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'It is our land,' Iran asserts control over Strait of Hormuz, warns countries against assisting US
In a statement, Iran's IRGC said on Thursday that the Strait of Hormuz, through which nearly 20 per cent of global crude supplies transit, falls under its control, as it warned countries against assisting the US.
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US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: Iran’s FM Spokesperson Says Talks with Oman Officials are Ongoing Over Strait of Hormuz and Disruption to International Shipping Due to US-Israeli Attacks
The Strait of Hormuz remains closed due to escalating military actions, according to Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei. The post US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: Iran’s FM Spokesperson Says Talks with Oman Officials are Ongoing Over Strait of Hormuz and Disruption to International Shipping Due to US-Israeli Attacks appeared first on The Sunday Guardian.
US-Iran confrontation deepens as Hormuz standoff rekindles global oil fears
By Arthur Eriye Recent tensions between the United States and Iran have brought the Strait of Hormuz back into focus, rekindling concerns over potential disruptions to global energy supplies and causing oil markets to experience further uncertainty. The most recent flashpoint arose after Iran dismissed proposals for a collaborative regional framework to manage the vital waterway, asserting that control over the Strait is a matter of national sov…
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