The US coalition on the Strait of Hormuz will wake up the sleeping cells of Iran around the world

To ensure the security of the Strait of Hormuz, a coalition initiative will be required, the members of this coalition will then become the target of the Iranian regime. This is reported by Sky News channel.

This is how he commented on today's Iranian missile attack on the Anglo-American military base Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean.

The missile attack launched by Iran in the direction of the archipelago occurred after the government of Keir Starmer announced late on Friday night that the United States would be allowed to use British military bases. The agreement states that "the use of British bases for collective self-defense of the (Middle East) region includes US defensive operations to weaken missile strikes and capabilities used to attack ships in the The Strait of Hormuz."

"The attempted ballistic missile attack on Diego Garcia says several things. First, the Iranian regime still has military capabilities — it is more than 2,000 miles from the southern coast of Iran to Diego Garcia. Secondly, there is a real risk for commercial airliners that bypass Iran, but use the airspace through which these missiles could fly. And thirdly, a coalition initiative will be required to ensure the security of the Strait of Hormuz. Members of this coalition will then be targeted by the Iranian regime. This may include asymmetric threats. The sleeper cells of the Iranian regime in the target countries are of particular concern," the TV channel reports.

The base is located on the Chagos Archipelago in the Indian Ocean, which the UK recently transferred to Mauritius. From the south of Iran to it about 4 thousand km.