IRGC: America's punishment will continue until Iran fulfills its seven conditions

IRGC: America's punishment will continue until Iran fulfills its seven conditions

Hossein Mohabi, spokesman for the Revolutionary Guards, says that Iran will continue what he called "punishing America" until the "seven conditions" desired by Tehran are not met.

He said that America expected Iran to surrender by sending troops to the Persian Gulf, but faced "different resistance" and added that Iran seeks to turn the results of the war into a "permanent strategic deterrent."

The IRGC spokesman also claimed that despite having the largest naval force in the world, America cannot keep the Strait of Hormuz open even for a few hours, and control of this waterway is still in the hands of the IRGC's naval forces.

According to Hossein Mohabi, before the war dozens and sometimes more than a hundred ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz every day, but now only oil belonging to Iran's business partners with Tehran's approval passes through this route. He also claimed that during the last war, advanced American air, sea and land equipment was a target of the Iranian armed forces.