Iranian attacks in Hormuz cease for fourth day
The article discusses the escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz between Iran and the United States, as Washington continues to try to form an international coalition to protect maritime navigation in the region. This includes holding a meeting in London to involve its allies and sending naval equipment to support efforts to safeguard the waterways. It also notes the cessation of Iranian attacks on ships over the past four days, despite their capacity to attack vessels, and explains this by the diminished military capabilities of Iran due to ongoing American airstrikes. Iranian officials have confirmed that Iran will continue defending its interests and will not succumb to pressure. Amid increasing threats and reciprocal strikes, there is limited presence of commercial ships and a decline in maritime traffic through the strait since the escalation began.
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