Abdollahi: America's plans to take control of the Strait of Hormuz have failed

Abdollahi: America's plans to take control of the Strait of Hormuz have failed International affairs expert: 🔹The crisis of shortage of defensive systems and munitions in the U.S. has now turned into a key and trans-regional challenge. 🔹The transfer of defensive equipment from allies like South Korea and Japan to the region and their subsequent destruction has not only harmed the regional security of the U.S. but has also left its allies defenseless. 🔹The surprise of the U.S. in the recent war was due to wrong calculations about Iran; they believed that Iran had lost its offensive capabilities or that by entering a path of diplomacy, it would no longer have the desire for military response. This, while diplomacy has never prevented a decisive military response from Iran and never will. 🔹Iran is prepared to confront, considering the most pessimistic scenarios including ground invasions or provocations by groups; however, the realities on the ground indicate that America's plans, especially in objectives such as taking control of the Strait of Hormuz away from Iran, have faced defeat.