One of the most critical energy vessels in the world will no longer be able to return to its old days. The words used by Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammed Bakir Kalibaf in yesterday's television speech redefine not only the fate of a strait, but also the future security architecture of the Middle East: "The Strait of Hormuz will never return to its former status. It will be part of the security framework.” These sentences were the harshest expression of Iran's defense line in the face of the US-Israel attacks that started at the end of February. Kalibaf drew a clear line in his speech: The actual closure of the Bosphorus is not Iran's choice, he defended it by saying, "We cannot sit and wait while the missiles are raining on us." “Ships no longer move because circumstances do not allow,” he said. Indeed, it has been reported that 26 ships and 183 crews from South Korea have been stranded in the region in recent days; Insurance premiums have skyrocketed, oil tankers are waiting. The Strait of Hormuz was that narrow waterway that carried about 20 percent of the global oil and natural gas trade. This route, where 21 million barrels of oil passes every day, had a status that operated under "International Waters" and "US Guarantee" for decades. Now that status is "no more" as Kalibaf said. Because the security perception has changed. According to Iranian officials, the countries of the region will no longer build a new security architecture with Washington's bases, but with the bilateral and multiple cooperation they will establish among themselves. “The region’s face is changing,” Kalibaf says, “but not under America’s domination.” This statement is not just a military warning; It is also a geopolitical manifesto. It is a direct response to Trump's threat "We will respond 20 times harder" and to Israel's claim that "we will reshape the region". Iran declares that it will no longer accept the cycle of "war-truce-negotiation-war". With the emphasis "We did not want to harm our neighbors, but we use our rights when we are attacked", he frames the closing of the Bosphorus as "defensive necessity". So what will this new security framework look like? According to the picture drawn by Kalif, the economic and security cooperation that Islamic countries will establish among themselves. So neither American warships nor foreign bases. The sources of the region will belong to the “people and nations of the region”; “Greedy will be cut off”. The world is now holding its breath. Every jump in oil prices, every fluctuation in stock market indices, feeds on the new reality of this strait. Hormuz is no longer just a waterway; The threshold of a new age. And that sentence that the President of the Iranian Parliament said yesterday has already been written on the pages of history: "There is no return to the old status. The new order will be an order without America."