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Iran can limit Hormuz passage without full control
The article explains Iran's ability to significantly restrict navigation through the Strait of Hormuz without fully closing it, by exploiting the geography of the strait and employing threats such as naval mines, coastal missiles, and armed fast boats. Iran avoids a complete closure to prevent international military intervention, instead turning the strait into a battleground by creating a high-risk environment. This strategy greatly disrupts international shipping movement and threatens regional security. Meanwhile, a large U.S. naval presence is maintained in the area, serving as a show of force and monitoring navigation to protect international shipping.
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