The production and export of oil have been part of the battle with the US and Israel, and so far we have performed successfully. We currently have three main tasks: maintaining production, continuing exports, and providing foreign currency for the country.

Our proposal to end the war does not include any nuclear issue, and we have not pledged to remove mines from the Strait of Hormuz.

Today, we will begin an operation to restore freedom of navigation for commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz.

There will be missile destroyers and drone platforms in a U.S. military formation to protect shipping through Hormuz.

15,000 U.S. troops and 100 aircraft will participate to secure commercial navigation in Hormuz.

A buffer zone free of anti-tank missiles?

Any maritime movement of non-military and commercial vessels, if it complies with the navigational protocols issued by the IRGC Navy and is conducted through the designated routes and with coordination, will be safe and secure.

However, other maritime movements that violate the regulations announced by the IRGC Navy will face serious risks. Violating vessels will be firmly detained.

It is essential that all shipping companies and transport insurance companies pay attention to the IRGC’s announcements.

With a firm and swift warning by the Navy of the Army of the Islamic Republic of Iran, the entry of the American-Zionist enemy's destroyers into the Strait of Hormuz was prevented.