The Atlantic: Strait of Hormuz Tensions
The United States' ability to cause economic disruptions for Iran does not mean that it has won the war against it. Although oil is once again flowing through the Strait of Hormuz, the American administration is still engaged in a conflict with Iran, as the Iranian economy remains deep in crisis, with the rial losing value and inflation rising. Meanwhile, oil exports have significantly declined, and security threats persist. It has become clear that military progress in closing the strait is only temporary, dependent on risky and costly operations, and does not change the fact that Iran remains resilient, and that the war is not yet decided.
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