Latest developments in the US-Iran conflict: Khamenei's son vows revenge, US Navy plans to enter the Strait of Hormuz for escort operations

BlockBeats News, March 13, here is the latest progress on the US-Iran conflict:

Iran:

Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba issued his first statement: revenge will not be abandoned, the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed, and new fronts will be opened if necessary.

Media reports that two Indian oil tankers have been approved to pass through Hormuz, but Iranian sources denied this.
Iranian diplomatic officials stated that ships from some countries are allowed to pass through the Strait of Hormuz. If coordinated with the Iranian Navy, many ships can still pass through the strait. No mines have been laid.

United States: Trump stated that the US is the top oil producer, and when oil prices rise, we can make a lot of money.

US Treasury Secretary Besent: US Navy or international coalition escorting oil tankers has always been part of our plan. We believe that once military conditions permit, we will immediately escort ships through the Strait of Hormuz.

US media: The Trump administration plans to suspend the "Jones Act" to stabilize oil prices.

CME warns: If the US government intervenes in the oil futures market, it will trigger an epic disaster.

Israel:

The Israel Defense Forces stated that two-thirds of Iran's ballistic missile launchers have been destroyed.

The Israeli military announced that it has begun large-scale attacks in Tehran.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu: We have targeted more Iranian nuclear scientists; our goal is to prevent Iran from moving its nuclear and ballistic missile programs underground.