Makran ships carrying 7 high-speed attack boats and an Iranian naval guards are believed to be on their way to Venezuela.

Three US officials last week showed that the pre-line base of Irins Makran and an Iranian small guards moving in the Eastern African seas on Venezuela.

Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on May 31 affirmed the right to operate worldwide from the country's navy when asked about the Makran ship to Venezuela.

Saeed spokesman Khatibzadeh emphasizes Iran's legal rights when passing through international waters.

The Southern Command and Commander of the US Center have not commented on information.

Iran's Irins Makran ship at Rajaei Port of Iran on April 28.

7 canoes in satellite images with characteristics of fast-sized power boat of Peykaap are being operated by the sea force of Iranian Islamic Revolution (IRGC).

IRGC's maritime force is responsible for the coastal security of Iran and Hormuz Strait.

Makran was converted from the oil tanker, the latest and largest battleship of the Iranian Navy, playing a role in the US Navy's sea expedition base.

Venezuela President Nicola Maduro once referred to buying weapons from Iran, which may include ballistic missile technology.

It is unclear the number of high-speed canoes on the Makran ship is in the venezuelan army transfer operation, or they will participate in the rehearsal of Iranian forces with the Venezuelan Navy.

The deployment of the Makran ship took place in the context of Iran and Venezuela closer together.