U.S. Defense Secretary: Goal is to Destroy Iranian Missiles, Drones, and Navy; Did Not List Ensuring Openness of Strait of Hormuz as a Military Objective
Svmuu News U.S. Defense Secretary Hagerthes stated that the Pentagon's goal is to destroy Iran's missiles, drones, and navy. He did not list ensuring the openness of the Strait of Hormuz as a military objective, stating that this is a task for other countries. Hagerthes said, "The issue of the Strait of Hormuz... is not just a problem for the United States." These remarks echo the call of U.S. President Trump, who has urged other countries to resolve the issue of this strategic waterway, which has been blocked by Iran. Hagerthes stated that the "top priority" is to reach an agreement with Iran, but he did not specify what the agreement would entail. (Jin10)
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