Washington. US President Donald Trump on Sunday threatened Tehran and said that if a peace agreement is not made soon, nothing will be left in Iran. “The clock is ticking for Iran,” he said. If Iranian leaders do not take immediate action, they will be left with nothing.” President Trump gave this threat on his Truth Social. Screenshots of this post have been shared on the official
According to reports by CBS News and Al Jazeera, President Trump announced that the Strait of Hormuz is not controlled by Iran, but by the United States. He reiterated that America has almost completely destroyed Iran’s army. After Trump’s threat, Mohsen Razai, a member of Tehran’s Expediency Council and former commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), has warned America to lift its siege of Iranian ports. The Iranian army is ready to respond.
Iran said- If American blockade is not lifted, Oman Sea will become a graveyard.
“We advise the US military to end the siege before the Sea of Oman becomes its graveyard,” Razai said on state television. “The longer they prolong the naval blockade of Iran, the more damage countries around the world will suffer,” he said. “Now America must prove itself. Our military’s fingers are on the trigger,” Razai said.
The American military siege began on 13 April. Trump has said several times that this will continue until Iran agrees to a peace deal on his terms. Tehran says that it will not bow down to American pressure at any cost. His army is ready to fight. Meanwhile, Iran has increased security south of the Strait of Hormuz. Iran says that to pass through this geo-strategically important route, it is necessary to coordinate with the Iranian side, the army and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The IRGC’s navy has recently announced that it is expanding its control over the Strait of Hormuz.
IRGC claims control over Hormuz
The IRGC has even claimed that the Strait of Hormuz is completely under its control. Military ships and boats will not be allowed to pass through here without permission. Ships and boats of friendly countries will be exempted from this. At the same time, the drone attack on the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has happened at a time when there is tremendous tension between Iran and America. The plant caught fire after the attack. Till now no one has taken responsibility for this attack. Suspicion of the attack has been raised on Iran and its allies.
The drone targeted an electrical generator located outside the plant’s internal security perimeter. The UAE’s Federal Nuclear Regulatory Authority (FANR) and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) have confirmed the attack. FANR said emergency teams successfully brought the fire under control shortly after the attack, Gulf News reported. FANR and the IAEA confirmed the drone strike, saying the incident caused no damage to the plant’s main systems or security. Radiation levels are completely normal.
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