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The U.S. plans a military action to protect the tanker crossing in the Strait of Hormuz

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"A mission with warships is being prepared" From the tallest building in the world in Dubai, Alberto Rojas, special envoy to the emirate, reports the growing concern in the Strait of Hormuz.

A cargo ship sails in the Arabian Gulf towards Strait of Hormuz
A cargo ship sails in the Arabian Gulf towards Strait of HormuzAP

To demonstrate its power, Tehran has already attacked 16 large merchant ships and has warned that it will continue to do so with those attempting to cross without permission.

Iranian ballistic missiles, capable of reaching ships hundreds of kilometers away, fly at five times the speed of sound, leaving anti-aircraft defenses only a few seconds to react. The United States and its allies are studying how to respond. Among the options is escorting tanker convoys with warships to ensure their safety.

The emirate remains on alert against Iran's threats to attack ports, airports, and facilities linked to the United States, a message that has heightened tension in the region.