Iran plans to establish a restricted zone near the Strait of Hormuz, according to its top security official. The move comes as tensions rise in the region. The zone will cover areas near the U.S. Naval blockade. Ships attempting to pass through will face sanctions.
The announcement was made by Mohsen Rezaei, head of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council. He warned of increased military presence in the area. The restricted zone aims to control maritime traffic. This follows recent attacks on commercial vessels.
International shipping routes through Hormuz remain under threat. The EU has deployed naval escorts in the Red Sea. Iran accuses the U.S. Of escalating tensions. Its foreign ministry warned South Korea against involvement in U.S. Operations.
The U.N. Rights chief expressed concern over attacks affecting the Gulf. Iran’s top negotiator warned of consequences for oil companies. The situation continues to impact global trade and security.
