Iran's new message to oil smugglers The intention of the oil tanker "Largo Atom", which left the Al-Ahmadi oil dock in Kuwait and was moving towards the Strait of Hormuz, sent a new and clear message from Iran to all the oil smugglers in the Persian Gulf, that even loading oil with the intention of leaving the Strait of Hormuz can be a legitimate goal. Last week, two oil tankers were targeted near Ras al-Tanura on the west coast of the Persian Gulf, an hour after leaving the Saudi loading dock. In fact, Iran announces a new directive in the Persian Gulf, it is forbidden to load oil or gas or any other product without the permission of the Revolutionary Guards Navy. Simply loading and then moving towards the outlet of the Persian Gulf, i.e. the Strait of Hormuz, means an attempt to violate Iran's applicable laws, and most importantly, to violate Iran's sovereignty by illegally crossing our country's coastal waters. Therefore, any tanker, ship or vessel that starts its engines becomes a legitimate target. In this context, new instructions were given to the Revolutionary Guards fleet; Necessary warnings were also given to the mercenary regimes in the region that any action outside Iran's supervision and view would cause the risk of destruction. Meanwhile, the mercenary and hypocritical Israel of the Emirates, which usually buys the oil of the regional regimes and sells it in the market at a higher price by secretly passing through the Strait of Hormuz, this route was effectively blocked by targeting 11 oil tankers in 9 days.

Iran's new message to oil smugglers The intention of the oil tanker "Largo Atom", which left the Al-Ahmadi oil dock in Kuwait and was moving towards the Strait of Hormuz, sent a new and clear message from Iran to all the oil smugglers in the Persian Gulf, that even loading oil with the intention of leaving the Strait of Hormuz can be a legitimate goal. Last week, two oil tankers were targeted near Ras al-Tanura on the west coast of the Persian Gulf, an hour after leaving the Saudi loading dock. In fact, Iran announces a new directive in the Persian Gulf, it is forbidden to load oil or gas or any other product without the permission of the Revolutionary Guards Navy. Simply loading and then moving towards the outlet of the Persian Gulf, i.e. the Strait of Hormuz, means an attempt to violate Iran's applicable laws, and most importantly, to violate Iran's sovereignty by illegally crossing our country's coastal waters. Therefore, any tanker, ship or vessel that starts its engines becomes a legitimate target. In this context, new instructions were given to the Revolutionary Guards fleet; Necessary warnings were also given to the mercenary regimes in the region that any action outside Iran's supervision and view would cause the risk of destruction. Meanwhile, the mercenary and hypocritical Israel of the Emirates, which usually buys the oil of the regional regimes and sells it in the market at a higher price by secretly passing through the Strait of Hormuz, this route was effectively blocked by targeting 11 oil tankers in 9 days.