Iranian military: The Strait of Hormuz will remain closed to the US and Israel

On the evening of April 2, local time, Sardar Shekaki, a senior spokesperson for Iran’s armed forces, said that the Strait of Hormuz will continue to be closed to the United States and Israel. He said, “Our strategy is to punish the aggressor until it has completely repented, and to ensure that the people of Iran are forever free from threats.”

Shekaki also responded to comments made by U.S. President Trump. He said that Trump’s speech “is always full of contempt for the world,” that the United States’ decision to wage war against Iran was based on wrong assessments and calculations, and that it has carried out aggression against the Iranian people without reason. “We are waiting for the start of America’s ground operations, because we will give them a lesson.”

On the evening of April 1, U.S. Eastern Time, Trump delivered a brief televised address at the White House, claiming on his own that the fighting with Iran had achieved “quick, decisive, overwhelming victory.”

Source of this article: CCTV News. Original title: “Iran’s military: The Strait of Hormuz will continue to be closed to the U.S. and Israel.”

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