The Iranian Revolutionary Guard condemned the United States for publishing another shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz, stating that this violated the contents of the relevant memorandum of understanding. Iran pointed out that the memorandum clearly stipulates that all vessels transiting the strait must comply with the relevant regulations and arrangements issued by the Iranian government. The Strait of Hormuz, as one of the world's most important oil transportation routes, handles nearly one-third of global seaborne oil trade, and the stability of its navigation rules has always been a major concern for the international community. This recent disagreement has once again sparked discussions about the safety of navigation through this crucial waterway.

A spokesperson for the Iranian Revolutionary Guard stated that if Britain supports the United States in the war, it would become a "clear and justified target." The above information is sourced from authoritative media, and its accuracy has been confirmed.

Elon Musk's tunnel infrastructure company, The Boring Company, is in talks for a new round of financing. The market currently expects the company's post-money valuation to reach $20 billion upon completion of this round, with an estimated fundraising size of approximately $4 billion. Insiders familiar with the situation revealed that although the company's current fundraising goal is $4 billion, the entire financing process is not yet finalized, and the relevant transaction terms are still subject to adjustment. The company has independently developed its own tunnel boring equipment and has publicly stated that its underground excavation and construction costs are lower than those of traditional engineering construction companies. As a company spun off from SpaceX in 2018, The Boring Company has already built an underground transportation tunnel network on the Las Vegas Strip, using Tesla electric vehicles to transport passengers between different areas of the Las Vegas Convention Center. Following its previous financing round in 2022, The Boring Company was valued at approximately $5.7 billion, raising a total of $675 million from investors including VC Capital Partners, Sequoia Capital, and Founders Fund. Previously, the company had promoted privately funded underground tunnel projects to several cities, including Baltimore, Chicago, and Los Angeles, with the plan to generate revenue through passenger ticket sales. However, most of these projects ultimately failed to materialize.