Iranian Guard advisor highlights Gulf challenge since 1853
The advisor to the Commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards confirmed that the waters of the Gulf and the Indian Ocean are currently free of American ships for the first time in more than 150 years, due to the escalation of Iran's deterrent capabilities. He stated that the Americans have been pushed more than a thousand kilometers away from the region as a result of the strength of Iran's naval forces and the Revolutionary Guards, and that Iran’s deterrence equations will continue to escalate until the American presence is removed. He pointed out that Iran possesses high military and technological capabilities, controls the Strait of Hormuz, and that Tehran warns against any new American escalation, emphasizing Iran's readiness to face any challenge.
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