US Admiral Reveals That Hormuz Has Become More Peaceful Than Liepāja Port on Saturday Evening
After 8,000 bombing targets, US admiral announces that Iranian threats to the Strait of Hormuz have diminished. Liepāja residents comment: well yeah, just like our port after the night shift.
US Central Command Admiral Brad Cooper, with characteristic American modesty, announced that they have slightly - by only 8,000 bombing targets - reduced Iranian threats in the Strait of Hormuz. Among these targets were 130 Iranian naval units, which have now been transformed into seabed decorations.
Liepāja port workers nod their heads with understanding. "We also sometimes calm situations down," says waterfront veteran Jānis. "Only in our case, usually a proper conversation and a little gesture with a cargo crane is enough. But Americans, you know, always do everything big."
Admiral Cooper is particularly proud of the destroyed underground facilities and radar systems. "As a result, Iran's ability to threaten freedom of navigation has been reduced," he wrote on platform X. Here in Liepāja, freedom of navigation is handled differently - when the largest organ in the Baltics sounds at Holy Trinity Cathedral, its sound can be heard even at the port, and all ships know it's time to behave quietly.
Meanwhile in Riga, ministers are already wondering if they too could order an admiral for problem-solving. But we Liepāja folks know - a good storm and salt water are enough for us to resolve any conflict.
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