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Iran Blames US for Hormuz Crisis
The article addressed Iran's accusations against Washington for causing disturbances in navigation through the Strait of Hormuz and the repercussions for global shipping and trade. Iran affirmed that the war that began on February 28 led to the suspension of navigation and a decline in the movement of ships. It clarified that the United States and Israel attacked Iran, and Iran will define a new restricted area in the coming days, stretching from the American blockade line to parts of the Gulf, along with establishing a new shipping corridor in coordination with Oman. Iran rejected the American statements claiming that the strait was open, pointing out that it is completely closed and that ship movement has dropped to its lowest levels since May, with warnings of consequences on insurance and vessel operations. Iranian officials also emphasized that Western countries attempted to secretly pass ships at high costs, and Iran rejected sinking ships to avoid environmental impacts. Iran is heading toward improving its strategies and blockade measures, amid escalating tensions in the region.
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