According to a report by Islamic Republic of Iran Radio and Television on the 6th, Mohsin Rezai, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, said that Iran will announce the establishment of a restricted zone outside the Strait of Hormuz, and entry ships will be sanctioned. In an interview, Rezai said that Iran will announce this newly established restricted area in the next few days. The scope will extend from the US Navy's “blockade line” to part of the Persian Gulf, and any ship entering this area will be placed on Iran's sanctions list. Rezai also said that US President Trump's claim that the Strait of Hormuz is still open is a “lie.” The US side is trying to invest a large amount of money to “smuggle” ships through the relevant waters. These ships are usually attacked by Iran. Iran has not yet decided to sink these ships because they are carrying oil, and being sunk may cause damage to the regional environment. Referring to domestic supplies, Rezai said that the claim that the US economic blockade will cause large-scale famine in Iran is a “huge lie,” and that the Iranian government has already stored enough food and basic materials. At the same time, he said that Iran is still exporting oil, and related revenue can also be remitted back to the country.

According to a report by Islamic Republic of Iran Radio and Television on the 6th, Mohsin Rezai, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, said that Iran will announce the establishment of a restricted zone outside the Strait of Hormuz, and entry ships will be sanctioned. In an interview, Rezai said that Iran will announce this newly established restricted area in the next few days. The scope will extend from the US Navy's “blockade line” to part of the Persian Gulf, and any ship entering this area will be placed on Iran's sanctions list. Rezai also said that US President Trump's claim that the Strait of Hormuz is still open is a “lie.” The US side is trying to invest a large amount of money to “smuggle” ships through the relevant waters. These ships are usually attacked by Iran. Iran has not yet decided to sink these ships because they are carrying oil, and being sunk may cause damage to the regional environment. Referring to domestic supplies, Rezai said that the claim that the US economic blockade will cause large-scale famine in Iran is a “huge lie,” and that the Iranian government has already stored enough food and basic materials. At the same time, he said that Iran is still exporting oil, and related revenue can also be remitted back to the country.