Gradual Return of the American-Iranian War and the Revolutionary Guard Prepares for a Comprehensive Scenario

The Iranian-American confrontations returned on Sunday once again to the forefront of the scene in the Middle East amid anticipation of a comprehensive explosion of the battle.

Exclusive — Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:

The two parties exchanged targeting ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

The Iranian forces announced that an oil ship collided with a naval mine during its attempt to cross the northern passage, which is under American control, in Hormuz. This came hours after the US Central Command announced the targeting and disabling of a ship because it had departed from Iranian ports and attempted what it described as bypassing the blockade imposed on Iran.

The British Maritime Trade Operations Authority also reported that it had received information about the attacking of ships and military forces, in reference to confrontations and targeting of American forces.

These operations return the scene in Hormuz to the peak of confrontation after it had subsided during the recent weeks with American talk about resuming negotiations.

These developments come amid hints of a comprehensive war.

The American President threatened to settle the Iran file soon in one way or another, in parallel with his administration leaking information about his directive to prepare for a new and comprehensive operation in Iran.

On the other hand, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard carried out, according to Iranian media, a maneuver simulating the scenario of a comprehensive confrontation with missiles.

The maneuver simulates targeting vital sites and facilities and military bases in the region.