Kashkawi: An agreement was reached with two coastal countries on crossing the Strait of Hormuz.
The spokesman for the National Security Committee of the Iranian Parliament, in a statement to the Tasnim news agency: A technical study of the Strait of Hormuz project, article by article, was conducted by the National Security Committee of the Parliament, in the presence of representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Defense, the Ports and Maritime Organization and other relevant bodies. This project is consistent with international law and the 1958 and 1982 Conventions. It is mainly based on an agreement between two coastal states, a principle recognized in international law. Multiple meetings were held in Tehran and Muscat at the levels of ministers, deputy ministers and experts, and fortunately we reached an agreement with two coastal states regarding the proposed transition, which was initially planned to be implemented temporarily and then move to a permanent format. From the perspective of the committees, the technical work and research of the project has been completed, and we are now awaiting its inclusion on the agenda of the plenary session of the Parliament by the Speaker's Council, for its approval. The enemy is the one who starts the war, but its end will be in our hands, and we will not enter the war according to the enemy's timeline. Aman announced that the geographic scope of activity will expand. The reports and information we received in the last meetings of the National Security Committee with the commanders of the AMN point to a broad, quantitative and qualitative development in the offensive and defensive capabilities of the state. The current circumstances are different from the conditions of the Twelve Day War and the Forty Day War, and if the enemy takes any action, many surprises await him.