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Home›Iran will not Neglect Territorial Rights at Strategic Strait of Hormuz, Military Commander Insists

January 3, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Iran will not Neglect Territorial Rights at Strategic Strait of Hormuz, Military Commander Insists

Iran’s Deputy Navy Commander Rear Admiral Mahmoud Mousavi stressed that Iran will not neglect its territorial rights at the strategic Strait of Hormuz waterway and has no intention to obstruct maritime shipping in the area. He added that Iran has a particular interest and concern in the area and tha

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