Iranian military spokesman Mohammad Akrami Niya said on Friday that the Iranian armed forces control the Strait of Hormuz, noting that its reopening is conditional on the United States accepting Tehran's terms, while Washington confirms that it controls this vital waterway. Akrami Nia added, during a speech he gave at a gathering in the city of Peshwa, south of the capital Tehran, and was reported in the Iranian media, that the Iranian armed forces, including the army, the Revolutionary Guards and the internal security forces, are on high alert, which indicates that they have become more prepared than they were at the beginning of the war and the direct confrontation with the United States. Israel. He explained that the armed forces benefited from military lessons during the conflict, and gained more experience, motivation and self-confidence, pointing out that popular support strengthened their morale and sense of responsibility, and emphasized that they would be better prepared in case of renewed attacks on Iran.

Iranian military spokesman Mohammad Akrami Niya said on Friday that the Iranian armed forces control the Strait of Hormuz, noting that its reopening is conditional on the United States accepting Tehran's terms, while Washington confirms that it controls this vital waterway. Akrami Nia added, during a speech he gave at a gathering in the city of Peshwa, south of the capital Tehran, and was reported in the Iranian media, that the Iranian armed forces, including the army, the Revolutionary Guards and the internal security forces, are on high alert, which indicates that they have become more prepared than they were at the beginning of the war and the direct confrontation with the United States. Israel. He explained that the armed forces benefited from military lessons during the conflict, and gained more experience, motivation and self-confidence, pointing out that popular support strengthened their morale and sense of responsibility, and emphasized that they would be better prepared in case of renewed attacks on Iran.