The attackers are responsible for the disruption in the Persian Gulf, the Strait of Hormuz: Iran's messenger New York, IRNA -. Iran's ambassador to the United Nations in New York, Golmahossein Darzi, said that the attackers bear direct responsibility for any interference, interference or interference with maritime navigation in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz. In a speech at the UN Security Council meeting in New York on October 29, he warned that the attackers and those who facilitate their operation endanger the safety of maritime navigation in this waterway.
The full text of the ambassadors' speech is as follows:
As the instructors noted, emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, offer opportunities to improve maritime security, but they also create new vulnerabilities.
However, the Security Council must address real threats within its charter mandate and respects the roles and mandate of the competent bodies in this regard.
Iran has consistently maintained maritime security and freedom of navigation in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz, fulfilling its responsibilities as a coastal state for decades.
Unfortunately, at today's meeting, some speakers once again ignored the root causes of the current situation.
We have said time and time again, the responsibility for any disruption, obstruction or other interference with maritime navigation in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz lies directly with the attackers and those who facilitate or assist their acts of aggression against Iran.
These illegal actions endangered maritime safety and freedom of navigation in the entire region.
The attempts to transfer this responsibility to Iran are unfounded and lack credibility.
The Strait of Hormuz and the maritime trade route through this vital waterway remain open until February 28, 2026.