The head of Besij Mustafain challenged Washington's narrative on the Strait of Hormuz at the Revolutionary Guards Air Force Martyrs Memorial.
Tyb for the Americans: If the Strait of Hormuz is open, why do you have conflicts every night?
According to Alon News, Hojat al-Islam Hussein Tayeb, head of the Basij Mustafain organization, at the Revolutionary Guards Air Force Martyrs' Memorial, confronted the claim that he says is repeated every day in interviews by the American side with the question: If the Strait of Hormuz is open, why does it bring more soldiers to the Washington area every day?
"Why do you have fights every night? Taib asked the Americans. This question puts Washington in front of two parts of its policy that it must explain at the same time. When American officials talk about the strait being open, what do they mean by this "openness" and what is the increase in military pressure supposed to change in the transition situation?
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