Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said, “The transit routes through the Strait of Hormuz will not return to what they were before, and the management of the Strait will not be as it was before,” stressing that “the defeated in the previous war have no choice but to respect Iran’s power and sovereignty.” Araqchi also explained that the security structure of some countries in the region, which relied on foreign intervention, had collapsed, stressing that the American bases spread in the region did not bring security to anyone, but rather caused it to be destabilized. He added that the decisive operations of the Iranian armed forces destroyed all security calculations relied on by foreign agencies, stressing the stability of Tehran’s policy and its firm position, saying: “Whether the war breaks out again or not, Iran’s policies will remain steadfast as they are.” Regarding political endeavors and ending tensions, Araqchi asserted that “a ceasefire cannot be achieved except with a complete cessation of fighting on all fronts,” stressing Iran’s constant keenness to achieve stability and end conflicts comprehensively. The Iranian Foreign Minister warned the enemies against the adventure, noting that "if there is any logic on the part of the enemies, they will not try to wage a military war against Iran again, because they have tried that twice and seen the result."