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A storm of fire nearly ignited the world’s most fragile chokepoint. On March 1, 2026, tensions in the Strait of Hormuz reportedly erupted into a rapid exchange of missiles, interceptors, electronic warfare, and retaliatory strikes. U.S. forces responded against suspected launch sites, highlighting both military power and the dangers of escalation. Although no U.S. ship was reportedly struck, the incident exposed how quickly routine patrols can become a crisis. In such a narrow corridor, restraint may be the only barrier protecting the region from wider war.