😌🇮🇷— Commander-in-Chief of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Major General Vahidi:

- No power from outside the region has the right to threaten the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf, to establish a domineering presence there, or to interfere in their affairs.

- Today marks "IRGC Navy Day," and it also coincides with the anniversary of the martyrdom of Commander Nader Mahdavi and his comrades in the confrontation with the aggressor America in the Persian Gulf.

- This day evokes in the strategic memory of the Iranian people the profound and symbolic connection between the blood of the martyrs and the might of the IRGC Navy fighters.

- The IRGC Navy must be called the force of epics and the den of legends, for it is the force that shattered the equations of naval power of American arrogance through faith, initiative, and courage.

- Today, the IRGC Navy completed its record of achievements by closing, managing, and controlling the Strait of Hormuz and forcing the aggressor fleet to withdraw from the Persian Gulf.

- The IRGC Navy's strategic role is to strategically safeguard the most important energy artery in the world and protect Iran's maritime red lines. Islamic Republic

- We affirm that our strategy in this field is clear, principled, and unchangeable.

- The security of the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz is a regional security matter, and no power from outside the region has the right to threaten it, establish a domineering presence there, or interfere in its affairs.

- The Strait of Hormuz is the world's vital energy artery and a strategic red line for Islamic Iran. Protecting it means protecting national interests, the security of the people, and the dignity of Iran.

- The powerful naval force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is fully prepared to respond decisively and devastatingly to any miscalculation by the misguided enemy regarding the unauthorized passage of ships through the waters under its administration in the region.

@SimurghRes