IRGC Navy official rejects US claims on transits through Hormuz Strait

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IRGC Navy official Ali Mohammadi rejected US claims regarding transits through the Strait of Hormuz, questioning the market's lack of reaction to alleged oil movements and the assertion that the IRGC Navy had been destroyed. Mohammadi stated that the IRGC Navy maintains full oversight of the strait and surrounding waters, countering US Central Command's assertion of control and unimpeded traffic.

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The deputy political commander of Iran’s IRGC Navy has rejected US president Donald Trump's claims about the movement of oil and vessels through the Strait of Hormuz. "If oil and ships are really passing through the Strait of Hormuz, why isn’t the oil market reacting accordingly? Because the market also understands that you are lying," Ali Mohammadi said.

IRGC Navy official rejects US claims on transits through Hormuz Strait

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