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IRGC: The giant LPG-carrying ship was hit and caught fire / The responsibility…

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🔺 IRGC: The giant LPG-carrying ship was hit and caught fire / The responsibility for escalating tensions in maritime transport in the region lies with the invading U.S. military. Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy: O glorious Islamic Iranian nation; Your 220 nights of massive presence and steadfastness in defense of right and justice have astonished the world and call on nations to play a role in improving global conditions and are the most important divine support and encouragement for Muslim fighters. 🔹 The naval forces of the IRGC take the command of the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces and the general demand of the Iranian people to exercise sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz and will not allow the presence of invading armies in this area and will firmly confront the enemy's mischief to disrupt this management. 🔹 In carrying out this mission, hours ago, the giant LPG-carrying ship named 'MV Sunshine,' belonging to the Natvit company, was hit while attempting to pass through the illegal route south of the Strait of Hormuz, resulting in a widespread fire in the engine room and propulsion system. 🔹 The IRGC Navy states: 1 - Everyone should know that the direct responsibility for these incidents and escalating tensions in maritime transport in the region lies with the invading U.S. military, which causes such incidents by interfering and deceiving the management of shipping companies and insurance companies and paying large bribes. With continued interference, bitter incidents will increase day by day. 2 - Companies that fall for the deception of the American invaders will be sanctioned, and necessary punitive measures will be applied to all vessels of the offending companies. 3 - From now on, dealing with offending vessels will not be limited to the Strait of Hormuz, and any vessel passing through an unauthorized route will be pursued throughout the region, and punishment will be certain.

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