While the world watched televised peace talks in Islamabad, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps was working under the cover of darkness. Intelligence confirms that between April 21st and 23rd—during the ceasefire extension—Iran’s ‘Mosquito Fleet’ laid thousands of fresh sea mines across the Strait’s primary shipping lanes. These aren’t just old-fashioned contact mines; they are sophisticated acoustic and magnetic ‘Ghost Mines’ designed to stay dormant until a specific ship’s signature is detected. By redirecting all traffic into a narrow, five-mile corridor between Qeshm and Larak islands, the IRGC has effectively turned the world’s most important chokepoint into a controlled Iranian ‘killing zone.’ The diplomacy of the past week was a smoke screen, used to buy time for the most extensive mining operation in modern naval history.
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