The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) stated Wednesday that the war with the United States could come to an end if Washington ceases its threats against Iran and addresses Tehran's established conditions, including those regarding its nuclear program. IRGC spokesman Hossein Mohebbi was quoted by Fars News Agency as stating: 'If they wish to end this situation, they must—alongside completely halting the war—refrain from repeating threats, withdraw the Israeli military from Lebanon, end the siege on Yemen, release $24 billion in frozen Iranian assets, and cease all interference in the country's nuclear and missile capabilities'. Escalation at Sea and Economic Sanctions Exclusion Zone Declaration: Tehran intends to announce an 'exclusion zone' outside the Strait of Hormuz, coinciding with commercial vessel traffic dropping to its lowest level since May. Maritime Strikes: Reciprocal strikes against commercial shipping and oil tankers intensified, targeting nearly 10 vessels in a single day, marking a potential escalation in the conflict. Stalled Diplomacy & Economic War: The strikes coincide with stalled diplomatic resolution efforts and Washington's declaration of an 'economic war' against Iran aimed at tightening sanctions on Tehran and its trading partners. Operation Economic Outcast: The United States expanded secondary sanctions against global entities and nations maintaining commercial ties with Iran as part of 'Operation Economic Outcast,' significantly escalating economic pressure on Tehran. Naval Blockade Resumed: Following a surge in strikes between July 8 and July 24 and subsequent Iranian retaliatory attacks in the region, US forces reinstated a naval blockade on Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz after intense clashes following the expiration of the April ceasefire.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) stated Wednesday that the war with the United States could come to an end if Washington ceases its threats against Iran and addresses Tehran's established conditions, including those regarding its nuclear program. IRGC spokesman Hossein Mohebbi was quoted by Fars News Agency as stating: 'If they wish to end this situation, they must—alongside completely halting the war—refrain from repeating threats, withdraw the Israeli military from Lebanon, end the siege on Yemen, release $24 billion in frozen Iranian assets, and cease all interference in the country's nuclear and missile capabilities'. Escalation at Sea and Economic Sanctions Exclusion Zone Declaration: Tehran intends to announce an 'exclusion zone' outside the Strait of Hormuz, coinciding with commercial vessel traffic dropping to its lowest level since May. Maritime Strikes: Reciprocal strikes against commercial shipping and oil tankers intensified, targeting nearly 10 vessels in a single day, marking a potential escalation in the conflict. Stalled Diplomacy & Economic War: The strikes coincide with stalled diplomatic resolution efforts and Washington's declaration of an 'economic war' against Iran aimed at tightening sanctions on Tehran and its trading partners. Operation Economic Outcast: The United States expanded secondary sanctions against global entities and nations maintaining commercial ties with Iran as part of 'Operation Economic Outcast,' significantly escalating economic pressure on Tehran. Naval Blockade Resumed: Following a surge in strikes between July 8 and July 24 and subsequent Iranian retaliatory attacks in the region, US forces reinstated a naval blockade on Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz after intense clashes following the expiration of the April ceasefire.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) stated Wednesday that the war with the United States could come to an end if Washington ceases its threats against Iran and addresses Tehran's established conditions, including those regarding its nuclear program. IRGC spokesman Hossein Mohebbi was quoted by Fars News Agency as stating: 'If they wish to end this situation, they must—alongside completely halting the war—refrain from repeating threats, withdraw the Israeli military from Lebanon, end the siege on Yemen, release $24 billion in frozen Iranian assets, and cease all interference in the country's nuclear and missile capabilities'. Escalation at Sea and Economic Sanctions Exclusion Zone Declaration: Tehran intends to announce an 'exclusion zone' outside the Strait of Hormuz, coinciding with commercial vessel traffic dropping to its lowest level since May. Maritime Strikes: Reciprocal strikes against commercial shipping and oil tankers intensified, targeting nearly 10 vessels in a single day, marking a potential escalation in the conflict. Stalled Diplomacy & Economic War: The strikes coincide with stalled diplomatic resolution efforts and Washington's declaration of an 'economic war' against Iran aimed at tightening sanctions on Tehran and its trading partners. Operation Economic Outcast: The United States expanded secondary sanctions against global entities and nations maintaining commercial ties with Iran as part of 'Operation Economic Outcast,' significantly escalating economic pressure on Tehran. Naval Blockade Resumed: Following a surge in strikes between July 8 and July 24 and subsequent Iranian retaliatory attacks in the region, US forces reinstated a naval blockade on Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz after intense clashes following the expiration of the April ceasefire.
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IRGC: War Could End if Washington Ceases Threats and Responds to Iranian Demands
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