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Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said on April 19 that President Trump's remarks about the Strait of Hormuz had "no validity," and that ships should follow only the IRGC's own announcements, according to reports.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said on April 19 that President Trump's remarks about the Strait of Hormuz had "no validity," and that ships should follow only the IRGC's own announcements, according to reports.
The statement amounts to a claim of control over traffic in the strait, in direct contradiction of what Washington had said.
Conflicting instructions from two sides create real uncertainty for shipping companies, insurers and crews deciding whether to attempt a transit.
In practice, ship operators rely on maritime security advisories and insurers' guidance rather than on political statements. Those notices are the better indicator of whether traffic is actually moving.
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