Iran Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi said in an Aug. 25 interview that Iran remains in a state of war and that the Strait of Hormuz is under the full control and surveillance of the Iranian armed forces. He said the waterway would not be reopened unless Iran gives its consent, approval, and makes the necessary arrangements. Gharibabadi also warned that, in defense of national security and national interests, Iran could take "preemptive" action against U.S. targets if conditions are suitable, rather than waiting for the United States to strike first before responding. The update was cited by Odaily, which referenced China Central Television.
Iran Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi said in an Aug. 25 interview that Iran is still in a state of war and that the Strait of Hormuz remains under the full control and surveillance of the Iranian armed forces. He said the strait will not be reopened unless Iran gives its consent, approval, and arranges it.
Gharibabadi also warned that, in order to defend national security and national interests, Iran could take "preemptive" action against U.S. targets if conditions are suitable, rather than waiting for the United States to launch an attack first before responding. The remarks were cited by Odaily, referencing China Central Television.
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