
Iranian commander Fadawi warned that ships using the southern route of the Strait of Hormuz could be targeted.
Iranian commander Fedevi reacted to the USA by stating that ships using the southern route of the Strait of Hormuz could be targeted by the Iranian navy.
AI-generated summary
Iranian officials have previously made similar warnings about passages in the Strait of Hormuz.
Speaking to Iranian state television, Fedevi stated that ships using the southern route in the Strait of Hormuz were warned by the Iranian navy that "they could be targeted at any point."
The Iranian commander claimed that only 3-4 million barrels of oil were transported daily through the route in question, and that this amount was "insignificant" compared to pre-war traffic.
Fedevi also reacted to US threats of military intervention.
Arguing that Washington failed in Afghanistan and Iraq, Fedevi said that the USA will also fail against Iran.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Military activity in the Strait of Hormuz will increase.
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ASELSAN signed a hybrid air defense system supply contract worth 2.46 billion euros with the Presidency of Defense Industries. With the agreement announced to KAP, the company's total air defense contracts in the last two weeks exceeded 3.9 billion euros.

ASELSAN announced in its KAP statement that it signed a contract worth a total of 2 billion 460 million euros with the Presidency of the Republic of Turkey, Presidency of Defense Industries for the supply of hybrid air defense systems.

Fairford Base in England, which was used by US army warplanes when Israel and the US launched their attacks on Iran since February 28, was not disclosed in real time due to operational security. A Pentagon official said that they could confirm that all B-1 bombers were withdrawn to their home bases in the USA, and stated that this move could also be due to reasons such as fuel theft.

The United States has hastily withdrawn all B-1 Lancer heavy bombers from RAF Fairford Air Base in England to the United States due to a new threat, details of which were not disclosed. This decision came as British police detained five British citizens around the base and later a 25-year-old British-Iranian dual citizen, with the allegation that Iran was behind the incident.
The US Department of Defense announced that it was withdrawing all bombers from the RAF Fairford base in England. This decision was taken following suspicions of terrorist activity at the base and security concerns. British officials stated that they were investigating the Iranian connection behind the incident.

The United States has hastily withdrawn all B-1 Lancer heavy bombers from RAF Fairford Air Base in England to the United States due to a new threat whose details were not disclosed. This decision was taken after the detentions around the base and the allegation of a conspiracy linked to Iran, and Washington stated only 'a new threat' as the reason and the agenda included 'how big is the threat?' The question came to the fore.