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Researcher: Hormuz control nearly impossible
Political researcher Mohammed Al-Alam points out that fully securing the Strait of Hormuz is nearly impossible, especially given Iran's advanced drone capabilities, which make targeting the strait less costly and more probable. He emphasizes that discussions about international efforts to protect the strait lack sufficient support due to the presence of unknown mines and the absence of an international force capable of securing it entirely. He also notes signs of a potential military escalation by the West, including partial military operations and possible naval actions, particularly around Iran's Qeshm Island.
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