Iranian Officials Link Cleric to Strait Attack
Reports from Iranian officials to the New York Times indicate that cleric Hussein Taba was behind the decision to target commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz last July, describing the attempted attack as "reckless." They also pointed out that Taba was informing the Iranian Supreme Leader that Tehran had made a mistake by ending the war, and that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced that the United States had violated a memorandum of understanding by declaring another passage for ships to transit. These statements reveal the involvement of religious and political figures in making critical decisions related to Iran's security and strategy in the region.
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