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US weighs Hormuz options
Washington is considering options for resuming the war, ranging from limited naval strikes targeting coastal radars, missile platforms, drone sites and boats—in an operation a former commander described as “mowing the grass” to curb the threat to shipping in the Strait of Hormuz—to strikes on nuclear facilities. The broader option could involve a campaign lasting several days and targeting leaders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, missile and drone capabilities, as well as factories, oil refineries and power plants. Tehran is warning of an unprecedented response that could include undersea communications cables, data centers and bases used by U.S. forces in the Gulf and Europe. Congressional data indicate that 81 U.S. aircraft have been damaged or lost and 21 service members killed since the war began.
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