Trực thăng CH-53K chở thủy quân lục chiến Mỹ tới Trung Đông - Iran bội tín tại eo biển Hormuz.

In a provisional agreement, the US and Iran agreed that commercial ships would be allowed to pass through the Strait of Hormuz free of charge for 60 days. President Donald Trump subsequently repeatedly affirmed Tehran's commitment to not charging fees for ships traversing this strategic waterway, warning that if Iran did not fulfill its commitments, negotiations would immediately cease. However, just days later, Tehran's stance changed. Therefore, Washington shows no sign of easing military pressure. Currently, US Arleigh Burke-class destroyers and nuclear submarines continue to operate at high intensity in the Persian Gulf, constantly conducting intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions to monitor the movements of the Iranian Navy and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Washington's goal is not only to ensure freedom of navigation but also to gradually tighten its grip on Tehran's oil export revenue, which is estimated to bring in about half a billion dollars a day, largely through customers in China. 🔥 WARNING: This channel uses AI in videos to provide commentary and analysis. 🎯 Military Radar – Strategic Perspective, Global Updates Military Radar is a YouTube channel specializing in in-depth analysis of military and geopolitical issues 🌍, providing a clear, objective perspective on hot geopolitical developments. 🔥 Featured Content • Fast and accurate updates on breaking news ⚡ • Strategic analysis & global landscape analysis 📊 • Decoding conflicts, weapons, and military power 🔍 • Multidimensional perspectives, easy to understand for all audiences 🎓 📺 Military Radar is not just a news source, but also a "directional map" to help you grasp the global landscape more clearly and logically. 👉 Follow Military Radar to not miss noteworthy analyses every day!