What does Iran mean by managing the Strait of Hormuz?
Iran's Leader announced a 'New Hormuz Order' on April 30, 2026, redefining its role in the Strait of Hormuz and marking the end of Western hegemony. The new management will ensure security for regional nations and legitimate trade, ending 'maritime thuggery' and one-sided American interpretation of international law.
Iran's Leader announced a 'New Hormuz Order' on April 30, 2026, marking a turning point in regional maritime security. The new management will prioritize security for regional nations and legitimate trade, ending 'maritime thuggery' and one-sided American interpretation of international law. Iran will transition from 'watchkeeping' to 'strategic management,' leveraging its indigenous military-technological capabilities and the support of 90 million Iranians. The country's maritime authority is rooted in its scientific-technological capabilities, including nanotechnology, biotechnology, nuclear science, and missile technology. This approach will transform the Strait of Hormuz from a vulnerable chokepoint into a power-generating lever for the region. The Persian Gulf will become a technology hub, a center for maritime innovation, renewable energy, and regional cybersecurity.
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