The Revolutionary Guard Sets a Condition Regarding Oil Exports from Any Country in the Region

- Brigadier General Aziz Ghodnfari, Deputy Assistant Commander of the Revolutionary Guard, stated that the Strait of Hormuz has become a "source of pride" for the Iranian people and is now under the "full control" of the Revolutionary Guard Navy. He warned that if oil is not exported from Iran, it will not be exported from any other country in the region. Brigadier General Aziz Ghodnfari added in statements on Friday evening: "We have come to the conviction in the armed forces that if Iran wants to enjoy more security and deterrence in the future, it must enhance control over the Strait of Hormuz," according to the Iranian official news agency "IRNA."

Ghodnfari added: "Several enemy ships and frigates were attacked during the Ramadan War, and these actions were the result of the strength of the armed forces and the presence of the people in the field." He continued: "If oil is not exported from Iran, it will not be exported from any other country," according to what was reported by the "IRNA" agency.

Ghodnfari threatened: "If they undermine Iran's security, there will be no safe place in the region, and if the Iranian people live in a state of insecurity, the peoples of the region will not be safe from insecurity either." Brigadier General Ghodnfari said: "During the Ramadan War, the enemy's military and radar facilities were targeted as quickly as possible, and some of its bases in the region became out of service."