The Revolutionary Guard warns against announcing a new route in Hormuz without coordination with Iran
Warn Iranian Revolutionary Guard ships violated transit instructions in Iran, and the announcement of a new shipping route in Hormuz without coordination with Iran is dangerous.
Al-Arabiya also reported from South Korean media that 5 South Korean ships left the Strait of Hormuz.
Mines via the traditional navigation route
The Secretary-General said To the International Maritime Organization Arsenio Dominguez said they had received information indicating the existence of Mines via the traditional navigation path in The Strait of Hormuz, and information indicating the presence of more than 80 mines.
Under the memorandum of understanding signed between Tehran and Washington, Iran pledged to remove mines from the region within a period of 30 days.
In recent weeks, both Paris and London have proposed participating in securing the Strait of Hormuz within the framework of a coalition that includes about 40 countries, by contributing to the removal of mines.
But Dominguez pointed out that this matter It is proceeding in parallel, as the evacuation plan prepared by the International Maritime Organization is being implemented in cooperation with Iran, the Sultanate of Oman, other coastal countries, the United States, and the maritime transport sector.
The Revolutionary Guard: Announcing a new shipping route through Hormuz without coordination with Iran entails danger
Domínguez stressed that the ongoing operation does not provide for any accompanying arrangements or any military support.
He pointed out the limited number of new ships that may enter the Gulf, pointing out that some of them have already used the corridor close to the Iranian coast.
He said that this path is safe so far, while the paths parallel to the Omani coasts are designated for the evacuation of ships. Only.
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