Iran Guard: Radar bombing did not stop Strait monitoring

Remarks by the spokesperson for the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, Brigadier General Hussein Moughni, highlighted Iran's capabilities in monitoring navigation movements in the Strait of Hormuz. He confirmed that Iran's reconnaissance abilities surpass the radar systems previously targeted by American strikes and include secret methods that the adversary cannot detect. He explained that Iran possesses advanced monitoring tools that allow it to pinpoint the locations of ships, disable enemy sensing systems, and disrupt radar operations, thereby strengthening its ability to oversee the movement of oil tankers and vital maritime routes in the strait. Moughni also denied that Iran's capabilities are limited to satellite technology, noting that there are other surveillance means and strategies unknown to the enemy. He pointed out that Iran has targeted enemy reconnaissance networks to disable them and create deficiencies in their intelligence systems. These statements come amid regional tensions and the challenges Iran poses to international navigation security in the Strait of Hormuz, with ongoing escalations between Washington and Tehran over each side's abilities to monitor and disrupt maritime traffic.

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