Iran Threatens to Close Strait of Hormuz, Attack Israel if US Targets Its Power Stations

Published: Mar 22, 2026 22:19

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March 22, according to the report of the Iranian media on the 22nd, the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard said on the same day that if the threat of US President Trump to attack the Iranian power station is carried out, Iran will immediately take four measures, including completely closing the Strait of Hormuz, attacking all Israeli power plants, energy and information technology facilities, completely destroying all US-held companies in the Middle East, and attacking power plants in Middle Eastern countries with US military bases.

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