What sort of logistics would it take to block a large wide open body of water like this? This is just another bullshit idea to scare normies isn't it?

With my big cock.

>>508492617

>>508492519 (OP)
you shoot and sink ships that go beyond certain point, dummy

Ship millions of niggers there

>>508492519 (OP)
Missiles, mines and patrols

They dont physically block it. They launch rockets at vessels from miles away. Maybe drones these days

>>508492519 (OP)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Vuelta_de_Obligado

>>508492519 (OP)
They assemble a string of pontoons with a total of 100,000 jeets all shitting simultaneously and it's enough to create a semi-permanent dam.

they're called mines.

>>508492519 (OP)
>how do you block a 40 mile wide straight?
just put your mom there
bonus point if she's american

>>508492519 (OP)
Like Constantinople. With a chain

>>508492519 (OP)
Just attack one or two tankers with drones or dinghies, make it too risky for shipping companies that's all there is to it

>>508492519 (OP)
>how do you block a 40 mile wide straight

piece of cake!

Big crude Carriers are 50-60m wide and with 40mile being ~64km you'd only need just over a thoudand sea mines to ensure blockage of surface vessels that large
Iran has an estimated 6000 so that means they've got enough to block vessels under 20m wide and that's assuming you know where the sea mines are at all times
Of course you wouldn't put them all in one line like that but the hit probability for a Large Oil Tanker is essentially 100% if thr ztrait of Hormuz is mined

>>508492519 (OP)
Hormuz isn't getting blocked because of China

>>508492519 (OP)
designate it as a PSZ ( Pajeet Shitting Zone )
It will block in a day

>>508492519 (OP)
Mines

>>508492617

That's understandable, it would be a hard obstacle, can't just blow it off like it's nothing.

>>508492519 (OP)
Iranians have unknown gillions of sea mines, but those would block all traffic.
Iran could attempted to block some traffic, while still allowing their ships, Chink ships, etc to pass. This would require use of anti-ship missiles, drones, etc. This would actually be effective, because tanker companies do not want their ships destroyed so would not even take a minimal risk, as seen with the Red Sea,

Just the threat of military action can stop traffic if you have enough boats with weapons out there

>>508492519 (OP)
drop a few hundred mines there?

>>508493257
kek, it's like something out of Spaceballs

>>508492519 (OP)
Iran has Silkworm anti-ship missiles which have a range of more than 40 miles

>>508492519 (OP)
probably easier than blocking a 40 mile wide curve
I mean, imagine the angles!

>>508492519 (OP)
shoot at a few of them passing by
lay a few mines
the rest will stay in port

>>508492519 (OP)
Also, they already did it once

>>508492519 (OP)
sea mines and by threatening the profit of (((insurance companies)))

>>508492519 (OP)
Ask Houthis.

>>508492519 (OP)
Just need enough people to do so. Remember none of the sand nigger countries have the birth rate probs the west and Israel does since they keep their stupid women in line rather than allow them to walk all over the men while you jack off over it.

>>508492519 (OP)
water pumps that suck all the water

>>508492519 (OP)
The actual shipping lanes are only about 2 miles wide in each direction with a central 2 mile wide buffer zone.

>>508492519 (OP)
Anti-ship missiles, not physically you dummy.
>any ship passes gets a free Exocet/Termit/Silkworm!

>>508492519 (OP)
Yeah its not like a bunch of stoned out jihadis with missiles could every block off the Suez canal either........retard.

Why don't they just nuke Oman to make the strait wider?

>>508492519 (OP)
TLDR missiles, magnetic sea mines, torpedo boats, fast attack patrols. You don't need to mine the whole thing, just heavily mine the 2 mile inbound or outbound deep water channels


Key Dimensions:
Total width of the Strait: ~33 nautical miles (about 61 kilometers or 38 miles) at its narrowest point.

Deepwater navigable channels:

The strait has two deepwater shipping lanes, one inbound and one outbound, each about 2 miles (3.2 km) wide.

These lanes are separated by a 2-mile-wide buffer zone.

So, how wide is the navigable portion?
Total width of deepwater lanes + buffer = 6 nautical miles (~11 km or 7 miles).