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Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has released new footage showcasing high-speed naval patrols in the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most strategically important waterways. The IRGC described the operations as round-the-clock monitoring missions aimed at maintaining oversight of maritime traffic through the narrow chokepoint. Iranian officials said fast-boat units are tasked with guiding vessels transiting the strait and intercepting ships that fail to respond to warnings. The video highlights Tehran’s continued emphasis on maritime security and its ability to project naval presence in the region. The Strait of Hormuz remains critical to global energy shipments and international trade.




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01:44Not one, not two, but nearly 40 fast attack boats believed to belong to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Navy, moving
01:56together in a coordinated swarm formation.
02:01Fast, armed, and strategically positioned.
02:05These are not routine patrols. This is a message.
02:09The boats were reportedly spotted between Kish Island and the United Arab Emirates, a region that handles nearly one-fifth
02:19of the world's total energy supply.
02:23Any disruption here can send shockwaves across global markets.
02:28And here is where the contradiction sharpens.
02:33U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly claimed that Iran's navy has been largely destroyed.
02:39He stated that Iran's naval forces, air power, and military infrastructure have been almost completely wiped out.
02:48But these new images appear to tell a very different story.
02:54Instead of a weakened force, Iran's navy appears alert, active, and strategically deployed.
03:03Experts point to Iran's unconventional mosquito fleet strategy, thousands of small, fast attack boats, supported by drones and coastal missile
03:14systems.
03:16Designed not for traditional warfare, but for disruption and rapid strikes.
03:22At the same time, tensions are rising beyond military presence.
03:27Iran is now preparing legislation that could permanently change access to the Strait of Hormones.
03:34According to reports, the proposal could block Israeli vessels entirely.
03:39Ships from countries considered hostile may be denied entry unless they pay what Iran calls war reparations.
03:48And all other vessels may need prior approval before entering.
03:54If implemented, this would mark a major shift from temporary wartime disruption to long-term control over a global trade
04:05artery.
04:05The United States has already issued a warning, saying any payments made to Iran for safe passage could trigger sanctions,
04:15raising risks for global shipping companies, insurers, and financial institutions.
04:21Meanwhile, the impact is already visible.
04:24Dozens of commercial ships have reportedly turned back.
04:28Shipping routes are being altered, and humanitarian aid deliveries are slowing down, with costs rising sharply.
04:36All this is unfolding under a fragile ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran, with talks appearing stalled and both
04:45sides holding firm positions.
04:48Iran insists it is ready for a deal, but Washington remains unconvinced.
04:54What is clear now is that control of the Strait of Hormones is no longer just about geography.
05:00It is becoming a powerful strategic tool, one that could reshape global trade, energy flows, and geopolitical balance, for months
05:11or even years to come.
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