Iran is ready for any scenario in the Strait of Hormuz, according to Tasnim citing sources;

This headline highlights escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, with Iran asserting its control over the region and preparing for potential confrontations, particularly with U.S.

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  • Referring to the first shots fired by Iranian forces at some American combat vessels, he noted: "Iranian armed forces will not allow American combat forces to pass, as they did during the 40-day war, and any movement in the Strait of Hormuz will not be carried out without the permission of the Iranian armed forces."
  • This informed source noted: All vessels should learn from the experience of the 40-day war and not pay the price for the Americans' stupidity.
  • He emphasized: In addition to firing at US combat vessels, Iran has also prepared other scenarios that it will take action on if needed.
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vessels. This could have significant implications for oil prices and safe-haven assets like gold, depending on how markets interpret Iran's readiness for conflict and the risks involved in navigating this critical shipping lane.

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