Magi
Registered Member
There will have to be loading stations. There will be physical ships. Oil has to get transferred to ships somehow. The ships move slowly. Sinking one will close a canal. We saw that at the Suez a couple of years back. That is a very target rich environment. Disrupting such delicate and safety sensitive operation is very easy.Not a pipeline, but a canal. Something like Volga-Don canal that has existed for decades. How do you plan to destroy something like the Volga-Don canal?
And countries will start to use that canal to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, rendering the Strait of Hormuz useless.







