The Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) said the Strait of Hormuz would remain closed as long as US threats and interference in the region persist.
In a statement on Thursday, the IRGC announced that two oil tankers attempted to leave the "unsafe southern route" of the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday night after being prompted by US aircraft.
It said one of the tankers caught fire, prompting both vessels to quickly reverse course.
"The Strait of Hormuz is our territory, and the brave men of the IRGC Navy firmly control it. No outsider who has come from thousands of kilometers away will be allowed to interfere," the statement said.
It added that, "With the help of Almighty God, the aggressor will be punished today."
The IRGC also warned countries it said were assisting the aggressor, saying they would face consequences if they did not change their conduct.
"Countries that are involved in assisting the aggressor, if they do not correct their behavior, will receive a harsh response," it said.
"The Strait of Hormuz is not reopenable as long as the excessive rhetoric and threats by US officials and their interference in maritime movements in the region continue, and threats and interventions will make the situation more difficult and more complicated," the IRGC said.
The statement comes as the terrorist US CENTCOM announced a fresh round of aggression on Iran on Thursday, as several cities were targeted in the overnight strikes. In one of the deadly attacks on Qeshm Island, a two-year-old toddler along with his parents were killed as US targeted their home.
The US has been attacking Iran since earlier in July after Washington violated the terms of the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding, which was meant to permanently end the war that the US and Israeli regime unleashed against Iran in late February.
The understanding has recognized Iran’s rights and sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz, and said Iran was responsible for removing restrictions that it has imposed over the Strait of Hormuz for vessels affiliated with aggressors and their supporters since the start of the aggression. However, the US attempted to undermine Iran’s sovereignty by establishing an unsafe corridor near the Omani shores.
The unlawful US measure prompted Iran’s firm response to re-impose restrictions on the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran says any movement in the strategic chokepoint must be conducted under Iranian arrangements, as per the understanding.
The US attacks on southern Iranian provinces have been met with a strong response by Iran against US bases in regional countries as the Iranian Army and the IRGC launch multiple waves of Operation Nasr 2 and Operation Sa’eqeh (Lightning), pounding US-run bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan, and the Iraqi Kurdistan region, among others.
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In 2019, Destiny was a larger twitch streamer than Hasan. At the time, Destiny and Hasan made collaborative streams with MTV celebrity Andy Milonakis. https://genius.com/Andy-milonakis-the-andy-milonakis-show-theme-song-lyrics
Destiny considers himself to be a liberal commentator and was also a liberal at the time. I think Hasan collaborated with Destiny in the same way as Hasan collaborate with Ethan Klein in later years. Hasan identified himself as a leftist and tried to convert the liberal audience.
Hasan and Destiny split ways in 2019 because they had a debate where Destiny argued that he should be allowed to say the n-word in private without being considered racist. Destiny accused Hasan of saying the n-word in private, in reference to another streamer named TriHex, who is a black man. Hasan called Destiny a "weaselly little liar" and slammed his desk. That's where this emote comes from.
Hasan's audience grew bigger than Destiny in 2020. Destiny and his community have been jealous every since. In more recent years, Destiny has done paid propaganda for Israel.
The last twitter user, I don't know their name but they have a youtube channel that says Norway is socialist. Also has a lot of tweets in support of Destiny.