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God1000:
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/us-navy-tells-shipping-industry-hormuz-escorts-not-possible-now-2026-03-10/

benardtotti:
US navy dont want to FAFO.

donleo92:
No disgrace ain't .
God bless the United States of America and Israel
And God punish all terrorists!!
So happy that supreme He-goat is dead, let him go and meet his maker. America, is fishing those guys shooting those missiles in that strait and their name is sorry

Nwaokunkpara:
After barking like a mad dog and disparaging Iran you can't still do shit to protect your allies

saphiere:
Trumpet where are thou? lol una never see anything yet.
Instead of you to allow Kamala Harris to rule US u say presidency na ur birth right.

seunmsg:
It deserves to be posted every day to shame Donald Trump and those supporting him in this very senseless war.

Nwaikpe:
Walahi.

They are given too much allowance.

The IDF should go boots on ground, and let the normal score of 10,000 to 1 soldier lost be.
Just like in Gaza.

Kennitrust:
This is the second time this news is posted here

TempleHouse:
I thought Dumbest Trump is boasting the US Navy will bring fire 🔥 and brimstone to any hindrance at the Strait ⁉️

God1000:
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/us-navy-tells-shipping-industry-hormuz-escorts-not-possible-now-2026-03-10/

Nwaikpe:
Walahi.

They are given too much allowance.

The IDF should go boots on ground, and let the normal score of 10,000 to 1 soldier lost be.
Just like in Gaza.

DystopianMuse:
MANY IGNORANT TAKE


Reuters reported on 10 March that the US Navy has refused near-daily requests from the oil and shipping industries for military escorts through the Strait of Hormuz since Operation Epic Fury began on 28 February, citing the risk of Iranian attack as too high. Not once. Not occasionally. Near-daily. Every day for eleven days, the shipping industry has asked the US Navy for help, and every day the answer has been no.

Consider what is deployed in the region. The USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group operates in the Arabian Sea. The USS Gerald R. Ford is in the Red Sea.

The US Navy’s refusal is not cowardice. It is arithmetic. A carrier strike group is designed for blue-water power projection, not littoral escort through a corridor where a $500 contact mine can cripple a $4 billion destroyer. An Aegis cruiser’s radar can track hundreds of targets at 400 kilometres but cannot detect a mine sitting three metres below the surface. An F-35 can deliver precision strikes at Mach 1.6 but cannot sweep a shipping lane. The assets are wrong for the mission. The world’s most expensive hammer has been asked to thread a needle.

Trump told CBS escorts would begin “as soon as possible” and “when reasonable.” His Energy Secretary posted that an escorted transit had already occurred, then deleted it when the White House confirmed none had. Iran’s Parliament Speaker mocked the claim as PlayStation. The IEA proposed the largest reserve release in history because the strait the Navy cannot escort through remains functionally closed.

Ghalibaf was not wrong. The escorts do not exist. Not because America lacks the will. Because the Mosaic Doctrine created a threat environment where the cost of escort failure exceeds the cost of escort refusal. One mine striking one escorted tanker would produce a casualty event, an insurance catastrophe, and a strategic humiliation that three carrier strike groups cannot absorb. The Navy is not refusing to help. It is refusing to lose.

Seven hundred tankers wait. Three carriers watch. And the 33-kilometre corridor between them remains the most expensive gap in the world.

Kennitrust:
America are just being soft on Iran.

donleo92:
No disgrace ain't .

God bless the United States of America and Israel

And God punish all terrorists!!

So happy that supreme He-goat is dead, let him go and meet his maker. America, is fishing those guys shooting those missiles in that strait and their name is sorry

DystopianMuse:
MANY IGNORANT TAKE


Reuters reported on 10 March that the US Navy has refused near-daily requests from the oil and shipping industries for military escorts through the Strait of Hormuz since Operation Epic Fury began on 28 February, citing the risk of Iranian attack as too high. Not once. Not occasionally. Near-daily. Every day for eleven days, the shipping industry has asked the US Navy for help, and every day the answer has been no.

Consider what is deployed in the region. The USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group operates in the Arabian Sea. The USS Gerald R. Ford is in the Red Sea.

The US Navy’s refusal is not cowardice. It is arithmetic. A carrier strike group is designed for blue-water power projection, not littoral escort through a corridor where a $500 contact mine can cripple a $4 billion destroyer. An Aegis cruiser’s radar can track hundreds of targets at 400 kilometres but cannot detect a mine sitting three metres below the surface. An F-35 can deliver precision strikes at Mach 1.6 but cannot sweep a shipping lane. The assets are wrong for the mission. The world’s most expensive hammer has been asked to thread a needle.

Trump told CBS escorts would begin “as soon as possible” and “when reasonable.” His Energy Secretary posted that an escorted transit had already occurred, then deleted it when the White House confirmed none had. Iran’s Parliament Speaker mocked the claim as PlayStation. The IEA proposed the largest reserve release in history because the strait the Navy cannot escort through remains functionally closed.

Ghalibaf was not wrong. The escorts do not exist. Not because America lacks the will. Because the Mosaic Doctrine created a threat environment where the cost of escort failure exceeds the cost of escort refusal. One mine striking one escorted tanker would produce a casualty event, an insurance catastrophe, and a strategic humiliation that three carrier strike groups cannot absorb. The Navy is not refusing to help. It is refusing to lose.

Seven hundred tankers wait. Three carriers watch. And the 33-kilometre corridor between them remains the most expensive gap in the world.

God1000:
The so-called superpower has become a joke with this war


Don't start what you cannot finish, Iran is not Libya, irag, Syria, Venezuela or Afghanistan


May this war put an end to US bullying of other countries and Israel's arrogance

seunmsg:
Boots on ground in Iran? You think Iran is Gaza? Omo, they will go back

God1000:
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/us-navy-tells-shipping-industry-hormuz-escorts-not-possible-now-2026-03-10/

God1000:
They are scared of almighty Iran

God1000:
The so-called superpower has become a joke with this war


Don't start what you cannot finish, Iran is not Libya, irag, Syria, Venezuela or Afghanistan


May this war put an end to US bullying of other countries and Israel's arrogance

olarent:
Next time, they we choose their opponent carefully.

donleo92:
No disgrace ain't .

God bless the United States of America and Israel

And God punish all terrorists!!

So happy that supreme He-goat is dead, let him go and meet his maker. America, is fishing those guys shooting those missiles in that strait and their name is sorry