Tehran Reasserts Control Over Strategic Strait, Rejects New Alternative Shipping Corridors

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  Read more TEHRAN  — Iran has issued a stark warning to international maritime authorities, demanding that all commercial shipping vessels strictly adhere to Tehran-approved transit lanes inside the Strait of Hormuz. The directive comes amid escalating friction over newly proposed alternative shipping routes designed to bypass Iranian-controlled waters. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and the Persian Gulf Strait Authority (PGSA) labeled recent attempts to alter established shipping channels as "illegal and unacceptable." Tehran's warnings materialized into direct enforcement actions when IRGC Navy forces intercepted three foreign oil tankers attempting to navigate an unauthorized southern maritime corridor, forcing them to turn back. The Dispute Over New Transit Lanes The current friction stems from a coordinated effort by Oman and the United Nations International Maritime Organization (IMO) to establish a temporary, alternative transit route. Designed to ru...

Four officers sacked at National Security Ministry over Caleb Kudah’s assault

Nsiah Obed May 21, 2021Read original


Four officers have been sacked from the Ministry of National Security after an investigation established that their conduct during the arrest of a Citi FM report, Caleb Kudah , “was inappropriate and contravened the standard operating procedures” of the ministry.

The Director of Operations at the National Security, Lieutenant Colonel Frank Agyeman, and three police officers have been fired from the ministry and been asked to report at their original detachments for further investigations.


“The secondment of Lieutenant Colonel Frank Agyeman (Director of Operations) at the Ministry has been reversed. The officer is to report to the Chief of Defence for further investigations and appropriate action.”


Three other police officers involved in the assault have also been withdrawn and instructed to report to the Ghana Police Service for investigation.


The investigation also concluded that the journalist’s conduct was “unlawful.”


Below is the full statement:


National Security Statement by KM on Scribd


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