US Army schedules missile defense for Strait ships
The article discusses the United States' new scheduling for transit passes through the Strait of Hormuz, aimed at reducing risks from Iranian attacks on ships at night. Washington announced that vessels will be requested to pass during daytime hours, such as around 9 a.m., to avoid threats and improve protection efficiency, with a focus on utilizing military resources more effectively. Experts also pointed out that air support costs—ranging from $25,000 to $75,000 per hour—consume significant resources, highlighting the importance of timing for balancing safety and efficiency. At the same time, Iran announced its intention to establish a restricted area within the Strait of Hormuz targeting ships entering it, amid escalating tensions and threats concerning oil shipping movements.
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