Strait of Hormuz's impact on Iran
The article explains how the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran considers a leverage point against external forces, has gradually begun to become an internal problem for Iran itself. Iran relied on its ability to threaten navigation through the strait to exert influence over the United States and Gulf countries. However, with the progress of American interventions in clearance operations and the reduction of Iran's capacity to monitor and impede movement, that leverage has become less effective, jeopardizing Iran's economic interests and creating internal pressure on the country.
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