Habibollah Sayyari, the deputy coordination commander of the Islamic Republic of Iran Armed Forces, said on Thursday, 23 Mehr, that no country is selling equipment to the Islamic Republic.

Speaking on the sidelines of a ceremony marking “Nurses’ Day,” the deputy coordination commander of the Islamic Republic of Iran Armed Forces said: “Our reliance is on new equipment that has been made through the efforts of the youth of the country, and by relying on these capabilities, we can also stand against the enemy’s threats in the future.”

Sayyari also announced the status of the Strait of Hormuz, saying that this strait is “closed” and that “if any transit is carried out, it must be done with coordination.”

He added that if transit in the Strait of Hormuz is carried out “without coordination” with the army and the Revolutionary Guards, “it is clear what will happen.”

Sayyari went on to say: “As long as these countries are looking to supply gasoline and diesel, that means the Strait of Hormuz is closed.”