Iran's Struggle for Control of Hormuz

The article points out that Iran has gradually lost control over the Strait of Hormuz, a vital strategic strait considered a main leverage point in regional and international conflicts. After Iran's attempt to close the strait and impose tolls on navigation, it is now facing a decline in its ability to exert control, especially following decisive military operations and U.S. responses, such as countering mine-laying attempts and destroying small Revolutionary Guard patrol boats. This deterioration may lead to reduced Iranian influence over global oil shipments, increased international pressure on Iran, and the potential escalation of tensions if U.S.-Iran negotiations are not resumed on new grounds.

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