00:07The U.S. Navy is reportedly moving its main regional logistics hub farther from Iran,
00:14while Donald Trump has now made a stunning claim about the Strait of Hormuz.
00:19And Iran's response? It was blunt.
00:23The Strait of Hormuz cannot be seized by a tweet, nor by an aircraft carrier, nor by an order, nor
00:32by an election speech.
00:34So what is happening here?
00:36According to reports, Iranian strikes severely damaged the U.S. naval facility in Bahrain,
00:43a key logistics point for American forces operating in the region.
00:47And that has reportedly created supply problems for the USS Abraham Lincoln,
00:54which has been deployed in the region for months.
00:57Bahrain, along with Fujaria and the United Arab Emirates,
01:01has traditionally provided American forces with access to ports and resupply facilities.
01:08But there is one major problem.
01:10Both locations are within range of Iranian missiles.
01:14So the U.S. Navy has reportedly shifted its main logistics hub to Diego Garcia,
01:21a remote military facility in the Indian Ocean.
01:24Diego Garcia is roughly 4,000 kilometers from Iran, putting it much farther away from the Iranian mainland.
01:32But that does not mean it is completely beyond Iran's reach.
01:36Iran has previously demonstrated the ability to launch very long-range missiles towards the island,
01:44even though those strikes did not result in confirmed impacts.
01:48And now, the confrontation has moved from military logistics to one of the world's most strategically important waterways,
01:57the Strait of Hormuz.
01:58Donald Trump has said the United States could declare the Strait of Hormuz U.S. territory after the war.
02:06He has also warned Americans to accept higher gasoline prices as the confrontation with Iran continues.
02:14And that claim has triggered an immediate response from Tehran.
02:18Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Garibabadi rejected the idea outright.
02:24He said the Strait of Hormuz cannot be seized by a tweet, an aircraft carrier, an order, or an election
02:32speech.
02:33Then came an even stronger message.
02:35He said Hormuz has been Iranian, is Iranian, and will remain Iranian.
02:41Iran also maintains that the waterway will only be opened or closed under its command.
02:48And this is where the stakes become much bigger than a war of words.
02:52The Strait of Hormuz is a critical route for global energy supplies.
02:57With shipping already severely disrupted, any prolonged confrontation over the waterway
03:03could keep pressure on oil markets and gasoline prices around the world.
03:08So while Washington is talking about military control and even a future territorial claim,
03:14Tehran is insisting that Iran still controls the strategic waterway.
03:19And behind those competing claims is a much bigger question.
03:24Who actually has the power to control Hormuz, and how far is each side willing to prove it?
03:31For now, the US Navy is moving logistics farther from Iran.
03:36Trump is escalating the rhetoric, and Iran is making clear that it has no intention of simply giving up control
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