Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps said that since August 22, 2026, 30 illegal ships have attempted to cross the Strait of Hormuz illegally, but they have all been stopped by the Iranian armed forces. All limited traffic approved, coordinated and paid by the Islamic Republic of Iran continued normally during this period. Before the conflict broke out, more than 1,500 oil tankers and 1,700 merchant ships passed through this route. This data shows that traffic and trade have seriously stagnated under the current situation. The Revolutionary Guard also said that there is no data to confirm the claim about the demining operation, and the US side has not provided any relevant evidence so far.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps said that since August 22, 2026, 30 illegal ships have attempted to cross the Strait of Hormuz illegally, but they have all been stopped by the Iranian armed forces. All limited traffic approved, coordinated and paid by the Islamic Republic of Iran continued normally during this period. Before the conflict broke out, more than 1,500 oil tankers and 1,700 merchant ships passed through this route. This data shows that traffic and trade have seriously stagnated under the current situation. The Revolutionary Guard also said that there is no data to confirm the claim about the demining operation, and the US side has not provided any relevant evidence so far.