Article Summary

The article questions the effectiveness of the U.S. blockade of the Strait of Hormuz by pointing out that at least 34 Iran-linked tankers have bypassed restrictions, including some carrying Iranian oil, despite U.S. claims of full control. It highlights how ships evade detection by turning off tracking devices and using secret transfers at sea, suggesting the blockade isn’t as airtight as officials say. The piece uses emotional language and selective facts to make readers skeptical of official U.S. statements about military success.