Through the intervention of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy, we forced a giant oil tanker flying the "Barbados" flag to retreat in the Strait of Hormuz.

In the midst of the most sensitive security periods, the Strait of Hormuz has become a theater for Iranian field power. A giant oil tanker flying the Barbados flag, with a capacity of 160,000 tons of oil, attempted a maritime provocation by ignoring announced restrictions; however, this attempt vanished with the rapid withdrawal and flight of the tanker after only a few minutes in the face of Iran's strength and power.

A drone fell at the SAMREF refinery, and damage assessment is underway.

6 teams are currently dealing with fires at two refineries in the ports of Al-Ahmadi and Abdullah.

We warn the enemy that they have committed a major mistake by targeting the energy infrastructure in the Islamic Republic of Iran, and the response to this has already begun and is not yet over.

If this is repeated, future attacks will target the energy infrastructure of the enemy and its allies and will continue until complete destruction, and our response will be far more severe than tonight's attacks.

A message to our brothers in Hezbollah: We are certain that you will complete the mission.

The assassination of Iranian leaders and civilians is never acceptable.

Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates must close the American bases in these countries.

These forces can never provide security.

We condemn the attacks that targeted us, the Gulf Cooperation Council countries, and Jordan, and we consider them a violation of sovereignty and the principles of the United Nations Charter.

We emphasize the necessity of respecting the freedom of navigation and international law, as these attacks threaten maritime security and affect global trade and energy security.