Iran Can't Find Its Own Mines — What Happens to the Strait Now
April 11, 2026
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as posted by the channelIran admitted it has "technical limitations" reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Now we know why — the IRGC lost track of its own naval mines. Small boats, rushed deployment, and some have drifted from their original positions. The same regime that can't manage a minefield wants nuclear capability. Here's why that matters.
⚓ Veteran Biker breaks down the mine removal problem, what it means for the Islamabad ceasefire talks, U.S. Navy mine countermeasure operations, and why this story is bigger than a blocked shipping lane.
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