Washington adopts covert strategy in Strait of Hormuz

The American forces have begun implementing a more discreet strategy to protect commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz, after the Trump administration decided to abandon the plan for a direct military escort for vessels. Currently, the ships rely on turning off their transmitters and receivers and sailing close to the Omani coast to avoid Iranian mines, while the U.S. military remains prepared to provide assistance if needed. This move coincided with an increase in Iranian military activity, as Iran shot down attack drones targeting civilian sailors. In response, the United States launched defensive strikes against Iranian sites. Throughout this period, ongoing communication between American forces and shipping companies has been maintained to ensure the safe passage of vessels.

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