America's role as sea guardian questioned
Today marks the 250th anniversary of the United States. Amid questions about the sustainability of its role as a guardian of the oceans, especially since its national interests have become closely tied to maritime navigation in the global seas and oceans. The article addresses the U.S. role in protecting its strategic interests through control of the oceans, and how this influences its foreign policies—particularly in the context of tensions with Iran over the Strait of Hormuz. American officials aim to prevent Iran from using the strait as an economic weapon, despite the United States' decreasing reliance on maritime routes.
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