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The United States Prepared for a Naval Blockade It Cannot Win
A blockade of the Strait of Hormuz exposes the gap between American power projection and its tolerance for loss The proposed American blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is a strategic gamble in which the conditions for failure are much easier to reach than the conditions required for success. Washington is preparing to commit a… Continue reading
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Iran’s Hold on Hormuz Forces US Into High-Risk Military Options
Amphibious forces position for interdiction and potential seizure of Iran’s primary oil terminal as Washington seeks leverage over oil flows and China-bound exports The deployment of United States Marine Expeditionary Units into the Persian Gulf reflects a defined operational logic grounded in maritime control rather than territorial conquest. The force structure, doctrinal design, and historical… Continue reading
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