Trump pierde Ormuz: 10 razones por las que sus portaaviones escapan de los misiles iraníes?!

An aircraft carrier costs $2 billion, takes five years to build, and is designed to go anywhere and stay as long as necessary. It's leaving the Strait of Hormuz. The official version: "planned redeployment." The same phrase used in Afghanistan in 2021. An Iranian anti-ship missile costs $100,000. The ship it's leaving costs $2 billion. The 10 reasons: The strait is 33 km wide, the navigable channel is barely 3 km, and an aircraft carrier needs kilometers to turn around. Coastal missiles have a greater range than carrier-based aircraft can comfortably reach. Each exchange costs the US 40 times more than it costs Iran. Interceptors are running out and cannot be refueled at sea. Supply ships are not armored: they are the weak link. Drones fly too low for radar detection. Mines cost $500 and clearing the passage takes weeks. Abqaiq 2019 had already demonstrated that the defenses were insufficient. Fast patrol boats negate the advantage of long-range combat. What does it mean for the Gulf to be without a fleet for the first time in almost half a century? 💬 Do you think they will return? Write it in the comments. #Hormuz #Iran #USA #aircraftcarrier #Trump #PersianGulf #geopolitics #missiles #analysis