Pentagon: Hurmuz Campaign Exhausted
The U.S. Central Command recommends halting the military campaign around the Strait of Hormuz, after air strikes achieved their primary objectives and became ineffective in producing additional results. A comprehensive assessment led to the suspension of military operations, with officials indicating that previous targeting had weakened Iran's ability to attack ships, but no longer yielded new gains. Military leaders also warned of a shortage of air defense missiles that could impact the protection of forces in the region. Meanwhile, negotiations are ongoing between Iran and Oman to reopen the Strait of Hormuz for maritime traffic, as communications between Washington and Tehran continue in pursuit of diplomatic understandings.
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