Hormuz Strait Opening
The article discusses the journey of Raed Abdelrahman Hegazy in Aqaba, during which he was talking on his phone with a surgeon about plans to open the Strait of Hormuz. He used military metaphors and vivid imagery related to obstructing and liberating the strait. It turns out that his speech was figurative; he explained that negotiations or actions related to opening the strait require quick decision-making, and that solutions could involve traditional, painful yet effective methods or more complex and risky approaches. This led him to mention that "the Strait is cursed" and that "missile guards" do not achieve the desired outcome; he later clarified that he was referring to "hemorrhoids" (missile hemorrhoids). The article highlights metaphorical military and political perceptions surrounding a highly sensitive strategic issue.
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