
The US Navy spent four months clearing the waterway of mines.
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Incidents with tankers and mines have previously been recorded in the Strait of Hormuz.
The United States conducted a covert operation to clear mines in the Strait of Hormuz for four months. This was reported by the Financial Times (FT), citing its own sources.
In an attempt to secure the passage of ships along this waterway, the US Navy deployed special forces divers, robotic boats and special underwater vehicles. At night, small groups of sappers found mines on inflatable boats, installed explosives on them and thus got rid of them. The operation was carried out without casualties among personnel.
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