Any Arab or European country starting from tomorrow will have the right to pass ships through the Strait of Hormuz if it expels American and Israeli ambassadors from its territory, according to a statement by the Iranian IRGC. It is quoted by Iran's state radio and television.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that dialogue with the US is no longer on Iran's agenda. According to him, Tehran did not close the strait and did not hinder the passage of ships, but the region was made unsafe by "attacks by Israel and the US," which are related to the decrease in oil transportation.

After the US and Israel launched strikes on Iran on the morning of February 28, Tehran closed the Strait of Hormuz, stating that trade through it is impossible until further notice.