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Iran Does Not Control Strait of Hormuz
International relations expert Dan Rini emphasized that Iran does not have the right to control the Strait of Hormuz, which is an international waterway and a global passage. He pointed out that Iran relies on terrorist activities and threats against ships to achieve its gains, lacking the military strength necessary to impose control over the strait. He clarified that the U.S. military is very powerful and does not allow Iran's threats to hinder navigation or impact global trade. Rini called for clear American leadership and realistic negotiations with Iran to achieve stability, stressing that Washington will prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear program and from exerting control over the strait.
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