Iranian Revolutionary Guard Statements on US

Nidal, two statements issued by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard,

the first from the Aerospace Force, which indicated its targeting of an

American base, as they put it,

in Jordan, and it confirms in this

statement that the Iranian resistance will continue as long as there are

movements and threats by the United States,

and this means when the statement talks about movements,

this means it probably refers necessarily to an Iranian security perception

that the United States sought or wanted to take a break and rest in

these past days

and nights in which no aggression was carried out against Iranian territory,

in order to launch and resume the war again in the coming days with a wider

war perhaps, and this comes in the context, according to some estimates,

of American preparations

and also the reinforcement of its military capabilities in the region,

and therefore the attack came as a surprise,

according to what was stated by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard.

The other point he wanted the Revolutionary Guard to emphasize is that there is no

truce with the American side, nor any ceasefire, and this can,

of course, be supported by what was stated by the Speaker of the Parliament,

Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, after the first night of calm,

or the absence of American aggression on Iranian territory,

which was not met, of course, with any Iranian targeting of American bases and

interests in the region.

He clearly stated that any smoke in the region affecting American interests means

that Iran is behind it, and there is no ceasefire in the region,

specifically with the American side.

The Revolutionary Guard Navy wanted to emphasize,

Nidal, that the Strait of Hormuz remains under its sovereignty,

and that three ships tried to leave the Strait of Hormuz,

taking an unauthorized route, and this can also be

linked to a statement by the Revolutionary Guard, which considered

that American threats were directed at ships and Iranian tankers tried to return to

Iranian ports, but this threat was considered to be met with an Iranian

response if any of the civilian Iranian interests were targeted by the

United States,

and here it can be pointed out that this might come in the context of responding to

the imposed naval blockade, which has returned once again by the US

Armed Forces in the region.

In addition, this is also intended to emphasize the equation that

Bagheri spoke of clearly, Nidal, that the equation Tehran wants to impose

in the Strait of Hormuz is either like this, or else Iran is ready to

return to war, and that Tehran cannot agree to open routes in the

southern waters,

and whoever wants to pass through the Strait of Hormuz must submit a request to

the Iranian Armed Forces, specifically the navy, as well as the maritime

organization, and navigate through the specific routes

authorized by Iran.