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Our fleet is hidden in the sea, waiting for US vessels: Iran
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Our fleet is hidden in the sea, waiting for US vessels: Iran

Awaz E Bihar•23 April 2026 at 03:40 pm•3 views•4 min read

Iranian Chief Justice Gholam Hossein Mohseni has warned the US that the Revolutionary Guards are fully prepared.
In response to US threats, Gholam Hossein Mohseni said that Iran's ships and modern underwater drones are ready to destroy US ships, and our naval fleet is waiting for US ships in sea caves. The Iranian Chief Justice said that if US ships cross the line, they will be made an example, and the US no longer dares to approach the Strait of Hormuz. He said the US has seen the fate of its ships seized by Iran, and legal action is being taken against the seized ships.
It is clear that the US military has seized an oil tanker linked to Iran. According to the US Department of Defense, the tanker "Majestic Ace" was seized in the Indian Ocean and was involved in oil smuggling for Iran. The US military has also released a video of the ship being seized, showing US personnel taking action on the ship's deck.
US intelligence officials have revealed that Iran's military power is more intact than US claims. According to a report by a US news agency, several officials familiar with US intelligence have revealed that a large part of Iran's missiles, air force, and naval power is safe.
According to US intelligence officials, Iran's military capabilities are far more intact than public statements by US President Donald Trump and the defense secretary. Officials say that until the start of the ceasefire, nearly half of Iran's ballistic missile stockpile and launching system were intact, while about 60% of the Revolutionary Guards' naval force is still present.
According to details, the head of the Iranian parliament's national security committee, Ibrahim Azizi, has clarified in an interview with state media that Iran has never requested a ceasefire and is not willing to do so. He said Iranian citizens were angry about the ceasefire decision because they wanted to teach the enemy a harder lesson.
Ibrahim Azizi said Iran has used the recent ceasefire as an opportunity to finalize its war preparations and has taken full advantage of it. He warned that until the aggressor is punished, Iran will not back down from its position. The Iranian official accused the enemy of not fulfilling its promises and continuing to violate the ceasefire in Lebanon.
He clarified that until solid guarantees are received from the enemy, there is no significance to any kind of negotiations. Iran will not give up its right to defend and retaliate.
According to details, during pro-government demonstrations in Tehran, Iran's capital, the latest military equipment and long-range ballistic missiles were showcased, sending a strong message to world powers. Iranian media says that in Tehran's 'Revolution Square', the 'Khorramshahr-4' ballistic missile was paraded in front of a public crowd, which has the extraordinary capability of carrying a warhead up to 2,000 kilometers.
At the same time, in 'Valiasr Square', armed masked personnel stood on a 'Qadr' ballistic missile launcher, chanting anti-US slogans and reiterating the country's defense resolve.
These demonstrations were held at a sensitive time when a two-week ceasefire was ending, but US President Donald Trump has announced an indefinite extension due to the failure of negotiators to arrive in Pakistan. Iran's military displays are being seen as an attempt to strengthen its position during negotiations.
Participants in the rally demanded that the Aerospace Chief of the Revolutionary Guards, Majid Musavi, take retaliatory action against Israel by targeting Tel Aviv. Motorcades were taken out in different parts of the city, waving Hezbollah flags, and revolutionary singers warmed up the crowd with their songs. State media has described the demonstrations as a symbol of public and military unity against the enemy.
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