
The U.S. Can Bomb Iran, But It Cannot Bomb Away the Strait of Hormuz
Despite dominating Iran militarily, the U.S. cannot eliminate the Strait of Hormuz's strategic value. Vessel-tracking data shows traffic through the strait fell roughly 52% between July 10–12, with only six ships recorded on Sunday. The conflict is evolving into an armed stalemate with the strait as its fixed fulcrum, not a victory for either side.
Source: 19FortyFive Defense Tech









