The Strait of Hormuz is open to tankers "until further notice." This was announced today, March 1, by the ex-commander of the IRGC and secretary of the Council for Determining the political expediency of Iran, General Mohsen Rezai.
According to him, Iran currently does not impose restrictions on international shipping and oil exports. At the same time, Rezai stressed that American warships in the region are "legitimate targets" for Iranian strikes.
Recall, on February 28, the United States and Israel launched a military operation against Iran. Tehran responded with massive strikes on Israeli territory and American military bases in the region. In addition, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps previously announced the possibility of blocking the shipping route of oil supplies from the Middle East, the Strait of Hormuz, which is important for oil producers.
"For Latvian Latvia": Vice-mayor of Riga urged to fill the streets with a red and white river
The split of the collective West: Moscow is advised to develop a new strategy
It's stupid to expect Russia to stop at half of Zaporozhye — Johnson
Zelensky announced a large-scale military reform
A "strange war" is taking place in Kyrgyzstan between the president and the ex-head of the State Committee for National Security
Here's a figure for you: The US Congress is bought up by Israel — Taylor-Green
There were sensible people: Fico was finally allowed into the Russia on May 9