Who Holds Power in the Strait of Hormuz

The article discusses statements and analyses regarding control of the Strait of Hormuz, where Iran and the United States have differing perspectives; Tehran sees it as a tool to disrupt oil tankers, while Washington focuses on ensuring the safe passage of ships. A military expert pointed out that Iran uses the strait's strategic location as a means to maintain its presence and strengthen its bargaining position, retaliating more aggressively against any targeting. Iran announced its intention to target 20 U.S. objectives in response to an Iranian oil tanker being targeted. Reports have also emerged of attacks involving advanced ballistic missiles hitting American ships, with claims of several U.S. forces being injured, and an Jordanian airbase suffering strikes causing damage to some aircraft. Meanwhile, the U.S. continues to carry out strikes on Iranian coastlines and oil tankers. Washington affirms its control over the strait, while Iran indicates it will take decisive actions to protect its interests in the region.

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