Iranian Official: U.S. Mistakes Have Caused the World to "Lose the Strait of Hormuz"
Svmuu According to reports on March 31 local time, Ali Fadavi, Deputy Commander of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, stated that the "foolish actions" of the United States have caused the world to "lose the Strait of Hormuz." Ali Fadavi said that the U.S. misjudged the situation, and none of the goals it originally set to achieve within three to five days were ultimately realized. Many Western analysts have also confirmed this point. Ali Fadavi claimed that the Strait of Hormuz was originally unimpeded, but due to U.S. mistakes, the world has "lost the Strait of Hormuz." (CCTV News)
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