Revolutionary Guard Blocks Ships at Hormuz
The spokesperson for the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, Brigadier General Hussein Molavi, denied the claims that the United States was able to pass oil through the Strait of Hormuz, confirming that Iran will not allow any American or Israeli destroyer or ship to pass through the strait. He explained that the passage of some small vessels for smuggling oil does not constitute a full opening of the strait, and that navigation is subject to exceptional conditions and is not entirely free. The Revolutionary Guard also announced that traffic could return to pre-war levels, but ruled out the complete restoration of free navigation, with restrictions on the movement of ships remaining in place. This is due to the strategic importance of the strait as a main gateway for transporting oil and gas from the Gulf to global markets, and the potential impact any disruption could have on global energy markets.
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