@najam_ali@LeonZeonidas Oman signed and ratified, half of the strait is on Oman’s side. So it doesn’t matter what Iran wants, ships may all pass on Oman’s side.
@najam_ali@LeonZeonidas A country (such as Iran) that has signed but not ratified a treaty is nonetheless obligated to “refrain from acts that would defeat the object and purpose of a treaty that it has signed pending the ratification process”
@najam_ali The Strait of Hormuz is an international strait under international maritime law; all ships may pass.
It’s not the Strait of Iran, Oman is on the other side. Why should the murderous terrorist supporting Islamic regime charge vessels to transit an international strait.
@upholdreality No mention of the tens of thousands of pro-democracy protestors killed in 48 hours by the Islamic regime, which they are still killing. No mention of the thousands of people in prisons for not being properly vieled, saying things against the Koran, or supporting democracy.
@mhdksafa Most of theirs killed were terrorists. In WWII when America and the allies were fire bombing Germany to get rid of the Nazi’s there were thousands of civilian casualties. Hamas started a war it couldn’t win and needs to be completely destroyed or surrender.
@mhdksafa Terrorists should stop having military operating centers in civilian areas. The terrorists know civilians will be harmed, that is literally the strategy and we aren’t falling for it.