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West Asia tension: Strait of Hormuz has grown larger, says IRGC

Akbarzadeh stated that the Strait of Hormuz was considered a limited area around islands like Hormuz and Hengam when defined, but today this perspective has changed

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An official noted that the strait "has become larger and turned into a vast operational area. Representational PIC/AFP

An official noted that the strait "has become larger and turned into a vast operational area. Representational PIC/AFP

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy has declared that the Strait of Hormuz has been "significantly expanded", with the force now defining the waterway as a massive strategic corridor reaching from the shores of Jask and Sirik to regions past Qeshm Island and Greater Tunb Island.

Mohammad Akbarzadeh, the political deputy of the IRGC Navy, informed Tasnim News Agency that the Islamic Republic has fundamentally reimagined the boundaries of this critical maritime gateway.

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