IRGC: According to the Islamabad agreement, the arrangements for controlling passage in the Strait of Hormuz are with the Islamic Republic, and from now on, stronger action will be taken against violating ships than before. Any possible enemy aggression, for any reason, even if like last night and tonight the aggressions are against less important targets, will have a crushing response. The enemy should know that violating the ceasefire is against the first clause of the Islamabad agreement and will lead to a complete halt of processes.

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IRGC: According to the Islamabad agreement, the arrangements for controlling passage in the Strait of Hormuz are with the Islamic Republic, and from now on, stronger action will be taken against violating ships than before. Any possible enemy aggression, for any reason, even if like last night and tonight the aggressions are against less important targets, will have a crushing response. The enemy should know that violating the ceasefire is against the first clause of the Islamabad agreement and will lead to a complete halt of processes.

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