IRGC official says foreign warships have retreated from Gulf

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Brigadier-General Yadollah Javani of Iran's IRGC stated that the force's missile, drone, and naval capabilities have compelled foreign warships to retreat over 1,000km from Iranian territorial waters in the Gulf and Sea of Oman. Javani attributed this shift to the IRGC's military strength, suggesting the future regional security depends on Islamic countries and the withdrawal of aggressors.

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An Iranian commander says the Revolutionary Guard’s military capabilities have forced foreign naval forces to keep their distance from Iran, according to state news agency IRNA. Brigadier-General Yadollah Javani, deputy commander of the IRGC’s political bureau, attributed the shift in the Gulf and Sea of Oman to the force’s missiles, drones and naval strength.

IRGC official says foreign warships have retreated from Gulf

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