Washington’s goal in the Strait of Hormuz is straightforward: keep the water open for commerce. The U.S. wants to stop any single nation from seizing control or charging transit fees. To do this, the Navy maintains a visible presence, clears mines, and broadcasts safe routes. Force remains an option if necessary. The core aim is simple. Prevent threats to shipping. Enforce unimpeded transit.
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