IRGC: Foreign forces won't get a share in the Strait of Hormuz

On 9 July, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps: Foreign forces would not receive any share of the benefits in the Strait of Hormuz. We have established control over and maintained security over the Strait of Hormuz over the past two weeks, and have gradually reopened the channel, restoring navigation to about 50 per cent of pre-war levels. We are constantly raising the number of ships authorized to pass — vessels that are subject to strict security requirements and are authorized to pass through designated shipping lanes in the Islamic Republic of Iran from the IRGC Navy. The adventurous behaviour of the United States terrorist forces and their interference in the passage routes will not only provoke our devastating response, but will also seriously disrupt the gradual opening-up process and endanger the interests of the user States of the Strait of Hormuz。