Iran's Revolutionary Guards Navy (IRGC Navy) has issued a stern warning to vessels regarding the Strait of Hormuz, stating that any attempt to approach will be viewed as cooperation with the 'enemy,' leading to potential targeting of the offending vessels. This warning follows the closure of the Strait, a critical waterway for global oil transport, which Iran announced just a day after reopening it. The IRGC Navy has directed all vessels to remain anchored in the Persian Gulf and Sea of Oman, and has advised owners to rely solely on updates from the IRGC. The closure was prompted by frustrations over the US government's failure to fulfill commitments in negotiations, and Iran's stance remains firm that the Strait will remain closed until the US naval blockade is lifted. Recent incidents, including attacks on two Indian-flagged tankers, have further heightened tensions, complicating the already fragile ceasefire in the region. Both the US and Iran continue to assert their control over the Strait, with the US maintaining a blockade until a deal is reached.