Iranese Official Rejects Second Hormuz Passage

The statements confirm that Iran will not allow the opening of a second passage through the Strait of Hormuz, warning that continued American sanctions will pose significant risks and losses to ships and U.S. forces. Iranian Revolutionary Guards’ military advisor, Major General Mohsen Rezai, warned that Washington has begun to breach understandings by establishing a southern corridor through the strait and bombing areas to the south of Iran, aiming to reduce Iran's logistical capabilities. This has led to the transfer of U.S. command from Qatar to Jordan, then Israel, in an attempt to move the command center away from direct confrontation. These statements come amidst rising tensions over navigation in the strait, one of the most vital maritime routes for global energy transportation, amid diplomatic efforts to renegotiate and de-escalate between Iran and the United States.

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