Yemeni analyst: Reopening Strait of Hormuz by force impossible

Pars Today – A Yemeni writer and analyst said that the enemy cannot reopen the Strait of Hormuz by force.

According to Pars Today, Adnan Abdullah Al‑Junaid, a Yemeni writer and analyst, told IRNA: What the enemy has faced so far is only a small part of the capabilities of the Resistance Axis, and its unparalleled resources have not yet entered the field.

He added: The enemy, which failed to free its captives in Gaza and fled from Bab al‑Mandab and the Red Sea, not only cannot reopen the Strait of Hormuz through military force, but will also drown militarily, politically, and economically in the Persian Gulf.

Al‑Junaid emphasized: Today’s battle is not a battle over sea passages, but a battle of will, and today everything depends on the determination of the Resistance Axis.

He said that attempting to attack the Strait of Hormuz is nothing but a blind gamble; the “Pharaoh of the time” sees reality but does not want to learn from past events.