Debate over Iran’s control of the Strait of Hormuz and security fees

As I said, it is not a document. Legally, the Jamaica Charter,

which Iran is a member of and the United States is a member of,

and most countries in the world are members of it,

in Article 14 gives the right to the coastal state to

manage navigation in an international strait if it passes through its

territorial waters. Iran has done this. In Article 16 it says

that now Iran can intervene.

It is the coastal state that says,“ My security is threatened,”

it is the authority for the decision.

So the talk about the illegality of

Iran’s action, it is not fees. Iran charges a security fee

from the states that use this strait. Iran is now the only state that can

secure the strait. And in return for security

it charges a security fee. The talk about

its illegality…— Secure it from whom, Doctor? The talk… — Secure it from whom?

The talk…— From whom?

That is a question.— From those who bring weapons to attack it and to attack you

from the Israelis.

— Secure it from the American warships? Of course,

this weapon could enter through the strait.

- Okay, why doesn’t America come in by air?

Does it only come in through the strait?

Man, why are you interrupting me? Let me finish, then respond to me. Then respond to

me.- Go ahead.

You were just talking,

now let me talk, man.- Go ahead.-

Notice that when the war was imposed,

it was imposed because the United States withdrew

from the Friendship Treaty with Iran And it entered a state of war with Iran.

And this gives Iran the right, since this state attacked it,

to control its territorial waters so that they are not

used against it in the rehabilitation of the bases, and its soldiers and the forces

present with weapons and

equipment that may be used in The future is against it. What does that mean?

It means that if there is no peace agreement in the future between Iran and the

United States, no ceasefire, no peace agreement,

Iran will keep control of the strait in its own

hands because it might be used…— But the countries of the region refuse, Doctor.

The countries of the region…

— And here we listen to the point of view…

Just a moment so I can finish the idea.

They do not consider Oman a state nor a sovereign one,

and that is it, they confiscated…