American bombs on Iran, Rutte: "Absolutely necessary operation"

In Iran they fall again US bombs. While awaiting the resumption of negotiations scheduled forJuly 11ththe US military they began launching “a series of powerful strikes against Iran to impose severe consequences for targeting and attacking merchant ships with crews made up of innocent civilians in one international waterway“. This is stated by United States Central Command (CENTCOM).

“The US attacks are a response to Iranian attacks on three merchant ships who were passing through Strait of Hormuz. The aggression demonstrated by Iran was unjustified, dangerous and a clear violation of the cease-fire“he added.

Trump: Yesterday we hit Iran very hard

“Last night we attacked very forcefully those very dangerous people from Iran. They are sick. There is something wrong with them.” The American president, Donald Trump, declared this this morning, speaking at NATO in Ankara. “We told them to go and have their funerals, and instead of that, yesterday they started firing rockets at the ships, and so last night we hit them very hard, very hard,” he added.

Rutte, attack on Iran absolutely necessary

“I think it was absolutely necessary, because when there is a ceasefire and Iran violates it, we saw what happened yesterday with the ships being attacked. I think it is absolutely critical that the United States reacts forcefully.” This was stated by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte upon his arrival at the summit.

The explosions in southern Iran

According to theIranian Fars news agencydiverse explosions were heard near Envious e I laughin the south ofIran. The exact location and source of the explosions were not immediately ascertained. Explosions were also recorded in the Iranian port city of Abbas city. Also according to the Iranian state television Sounds of explosions were heard in at least two locations. Six explosions on the island of I laughthe largest island in the vicinity of Strait of Hormuzof great geostrategic importance regarding Iran’s control and authority over the Strait of Hormuz.

The strategic areas involved

Furthermore, on state television, at least seven other explosions were heard in the areas near the port of Enviousof fundamental importance as it is another strategic point from which theIran exercises its control and authority over Strait of Hormuz. Starting from the moment following the signature of the memorandum of understandingthere has so far been limited fighting and escalation in this tense situation in the Strait of Hormuz.

Le accuse sul memoranda

Il Iranian Foreign Ministry he accused him United States of having violated article 10 of Memorandum of intent canceling the temporary exemption to sanctions which affected the sales of Iranian oil.

Tehran’s position

In a statement, the ministry condemned the move US Department of the Treasurycalling it a “clear violation” of the memorandum signed on June 18th. According to what was stated, the decision, taken less than 20 days after signing the memorandum, demonstrate “bad faith” and proves that theUS administration. The ministry also accused Washington that he had repeatedly violated parts of the memorandum, both directly and indirectly, through what he described as Israeli actions against the Lebanon.

Ghalibaf in USA, bullying was over. We don’t give up

“The era of bullying and extortion is over. It leads nowhere,” top Iranian negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf wrote on X, adding, “We are not giving up.”

US official, the raids are a punishment

The latest US attacks on Iran are “a direct consequence of acts of international terrorism perpetrated by Iran against innocent ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz,” said a US official on CNN.
“The Iranians know the consequences of their ridiculous actions, yet they still chose to launch these attacks,” the official said.
The United States said it launched the attacks and reintroduced the sanctions on Tehran’s oil sales as retaliation for attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz.

The Imo Appeal

L’International Maritime Organization (IMO)the United Nations agency responsible for maritime safety, estimated that around 6 thousand seafarers remained stranded in the Gulfin light of the situation in the Strait of Hormuz.

“These attacks only exacerbate the fear, uncertainty and psychological distress already felt by the approximately 6,000 seafarers who remain trapped aboard ships unable to leave the Gulf safely,” he said the Secretary General of the IMO, Arsenio Dominguezin a statement, urging all parties to avoid “crossing this strait with their own ships.”