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The article concerns the American military escalation against Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz, where Washington carried out air and mechanical strikes targeting military sites and Iranian maritime supplies in several areas, including Bandar Abbas, Bushehr, Khuzestan, and Chabahar. This escalation aims to reduce Iran's ability to monitor maritime navigation in the strait, through which about a quarter of global oil trade passes, and to disrupt its defensive tools, in order to weaken its capacity to threaten commercial ships. Analyses confirm that the pressure focuses on Iran's surveillance, missile, and small boat capabilities, with an attempt to diminish its flexibility in using the coast. There is also a possibility that this campaign is a prelude to broader operations involving the islands or restricting oil exports, while Iran continues to rely on land and missile alternatives.
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