Iran Changes Approach to Violators in the Strait of Hormuz

Iranian officials have announced a change in the country's strategy for dealing with violating ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

Iranian officials announced a change in the country's strategy in dealing with the offending ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

According to Ambassador Arjan 2, a high-ranking Iranian official in a conversation with Reuters emphasized that the country uses new methods to manage the Strait of Hormuz and punish offending ships.

They stated that Iran's new methods have been implemented since 10 days ago against the offending ships that do not follow the routes set by the Islamic Republic of Iran.

These officials added that the new strategy includes changing the type of attacks and their intensity. The United States and its allies are trying to reduce the global oil price on the eve of the country's mid-term elections, but one of the goals of Iran's strategy change is to keep the oil price high. This decision has been taken with full coordination among the heads of the system.

Recently, the public relations of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy announced: A shuttle-type tanker with 750,000 barrels of crude oil tried to cross an unauthorized route without paying attention to the warnings of the IRGC Navy, which hit a sea mine and suffered a severe explosion and fire.