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Even per international law, Iran has every right to fully exercise control of its territorial waters up to 12 nautical miles (22 km), which is basically more than half of the Strait of Hormuz at its narrowest point.Misleading train of thoughts. Opening the SoH and destroying the energy infrastructure of GCC is the current approach of IRGC - and it does make sense.
Freedoms of navigation (FoN) is the only logical and credible argument the US has against Iran on a global stage right now.
It is not a coincidence that Iran is gradually opening the strait while destroying more and more production and storage facilities on the other side of the shore.
“Iran is fighting the best military ever” so what? Does that give us brownie points? If we are so overmatched, why are we building our entire foreign policy based on fighting them?
Yes, possible(3) they simply couldn't take off again.
lol, no, they don't send in "one-way crash planes", you are risking the lives by doing so in the first place, except the Japanese ofc.Yes, possible
Those planes were old near decommission, they were configured as one-way crash planes. After unloading equipment they are destroyed.
@Persian Gulf
Finally, they are going to change the name of Argentina Square in Tehran. It was long overdue.
We should also kick a few Argentinian diplomats in my opinion.