Iran threatens to deploy mines in the Persian Gulf if its coasts or islands are attacked.

Iran has issued a stark warning, threatening to deploy naval mines throughout the Persian Gulf if any attacks occur against its coastlines or islands. This serious escalation was reported by Gazeta Express on March 23, 2026, at 11:05, and confirmed by CNN. The Iranian Council of Guardians has stated they will completely block the Persian Gulf with mines in response to hostile actions.

According to Fars News Agency, the security council emphasized that the sole viable route for non-belligerent nations to navigate the Strait of Hormuz relies on cooperation with Iran. The Council’s declaration highlighted the severe consequences of any attempt to attack Iranian shores or islands. Specifically, Iran announced it would implement “the deployment of various types of naval mines across all entryways and communication lines within the Persian Gulf and along the coastlines.” This aggressive stance underscores Iran’s determination to protect its interests and control of vital waterways.

The threat signals a heightened level of tension in the region.

Topics: #iran #mines #persian

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