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Iranian Senior Official Warns Trump: The Strait of Hormuz Will Definitely Reopen, But Not to the United States

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April 1st – Per BBC and Russia Today (RT), Ibrahim Azizi, head of Iran’s Parliamentary National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, issued a statement targeting U.S. President Trump on April 1, saying the Strait of Hormuz will definitely reopen—but not to the U.S. Azizi posted on social media platform X the same day: “Trump has finally realized his ‘regime change’ dream—just in the region’s maritime order! The Strait of Hormuz will definitely reopen, but not to you (the U.S.); it will only be open to countries that comply with Iran’s new laws.” He added the 47-year “hospitality” era is gone for good. BBC noted Azizi was referring to the period since the 1979 Islamic Revolution. (Global Times)
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