CIREBON NEWS – Iran urges the United States (US) to surrender immediately rather than face worse risks and suffer greater losses when continuing the war.
After carrying out a joint Operation Epic Fury with Israel, the US agreed to a ceasefire with Iran. However, the US Navy is still blockading a number of Iranian ports.
On the other hand, Iran cleverly deceived the US Navy. It has been proven that many Iranian tankers have escaped the blockade, both leaving and entering ports.
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The spokesman for the Iranian Parliament’s Foreign Policy and National Security Committee, Ebrahim Rezaei, said that as of today (Sunday 10 May 2026), “Tehran’s restraint has ended”.
“Any aggression against our ships will be met with a heavy and decisive Iranian response against American ships and bases,” Rezaei wrote in X.
“Time is ticking against America’s interests; it would be in their best interest not to act foolishly and fall further into the quagmire they are already in,” Rezaei added.
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“The best step for America is to give in and make concessions. You have to get used to the new regional order,” concluded Rezaei.
The spokesperson’s comments were posted after Iran’s military spokesman, Akrami Nia, warned this morning that any country imposing US sanctions on Iran “will certainly face difficulties passing through the Strait of Hormuz”, according to Tasnim News Agency.
Meanwhile, a gas carrier operated by a Qatar-based company has crossed the Strait of Hormuz, according to navigation data from open source platform Marine Traffic, the first such crossing since the start of the war.
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Navigation data shows that the carrier Al-Kharaitiyat departed from Ras Laffan Port in Qatar and was scheduled to unload its cargo at Port Qasim in Pakistan.
According to the latest signal from the carrier’s tracking system, the ship appeared yesterday in the Strait of Hormuz at around 16:27 Doha time (13:27 GMT), about 24 nautical miles (44 km) southeast of Iran’s Qeshm Island, then hid its signal for about 14 hours.***&
