We Have Dealt Blows To Enemy Vessels, If Something Happens Against Iran Again,We Will Strike–Sayyari

According to a report by Al Jazeera on Sunday October 11, 2026, senior Iranian military commander and deputy army coordinator Habibollah Sayyari has warned that Iranian forces are prepared to launch further attacks against vessels in the strategically important Strait of Hormuz if circumstances require such action.

Sayyari’s remarks, reported by Iranian media, indicate that Tehran is maintaining its readiness to target maritime vessels amid continuing tensions involving Iran and its adversaries.

The military official said Iranian forces had already inflicted damage on enemy vessels and would respond with further strikes if the country faced another hostile action.

“We have dealt blows to enemy vessels, and if something happens against Iran again, we will strike at them. We are not tied, and we have facilities and capabilities that are specific and general in the world,” he said.

His statement signals Iran’s determination to preserve its military options and respond to any renewed confrontation. It also highlights the potential risks facing maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical waterway for international energy supplies and commercial shipping.

The strait connects the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Oman and the wider Arabian Sea, making it an important passage for oil and gas shipments to markets around the world. Any escalation involving military operations in the area could disrupt shipping activities and raise concerns about global energy security.

Sayyari’s warning comes amid heightened regional tensions and uncertainty over the possibility of further military confrontation. His comments suggest that Iranian forces intend to maintain their ability to respond to perceived threats while keeping the option of attacking vessels open.

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