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.

Iran is fully prepared for all scenarios in the Strait of Hormuz, noting that the Americans are aware it will not allow Trump or US forces to act arrogantly in the region.

The Iranian forces have fired the "first shots" toward some US naval vessels, and the Iranian armed forces will not allow any US combat forces to pass through as in the "Forty-Day War," and any passage through the strait will not take place without their permission.

All ships should learn from the experience of that war and not pay the price for the Americans' recklessness.

In addition to this escalation, Iran has prepared other scenarios it will resort to if necessary.

We issued a warning to the American destroyers by launching cruise missiles.

After continued disregard, the Iranian Navy fired warning shots using cruise missiles, guided missiles, and drones near the hostile vessels, stressing that responsibility for the consequences of these actions lies with the hostile party.

Shortly after 11:00, Golani Brigade forces operating under the command of the 36th Division engaged with several Hezbollah operatives in southern Lebanon, who opened fire on them. As a result of the gunfire, two soldiers were moderately wounded. The soldiers were airlifted for further treatment at the hospital.