WANA (Jul 22) – Iran’s Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters responded to recent threats by the U.S. president to target Iran’s infrastructure, stating that the Strait of Hormuz remains closed and that any potential vessel movement through the waterway would only be allowed according to previously announced routes and regulations.

 

The headquarters warned that if U.S. threats are carried out, Iran’s armed forces will not allow even a single drop of oil to be exported from the region, and that oil, gas, electricity, and economic infrastructure across the region could become targets.

 

Meanwhile, Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi reacted to recent remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump, stressing that any act of aggression against Iran would face a firm response.

Araghchi said Iran’s defense doctrine is clear: “an eye for an eye,” adding that any attack against Iran, including strikes on the country’s infrastructure, would be met with a “decisive, powerful, and determined response.”

 

 

The Iranian foreign minister also warned that any party involved in such an act of aggression or providing support for it in any form would be considered a legitimate target. He emphasized that Tehran would respond to any security threats against Iran.