NATO CONSIDERING LAUNCHING ONE OF THE MOST RISKY OPERATIONS! Strait of Hormuz on the brink of EXPLOSION!

TL;DR

NATO is considering sending warships to the Strait of Hormuz by July.
The Strait of Hormuz is a critical global route for oil and gas, accounting for one-fifth of world trade.
The potential NATO deployment is being discussed without a peace agreement between the US and Iran.
Unanimous consent from all NATO members is required for such a decision.
Some NATO members, including Spain, are hesitant to participate due to fears of being drawn into a larger conflict.
General Alexis Grinkevič stated that planning is dependent on a political decision.
The Strait of Hormuz is currently blocked by both the US and Iran.
US President Donald Trump has threatened renewed strikes on Iran if they do not abandon their nuclear program.
Trump revealed he was close to approving strikes but was asked to wait by leaders from Gulf countries.
Iran has submitted a new proposal including a cessation of hostilities, withdrawal of US forces, and war reparations.
This proposal reportedly differs little from one previously rejected by Trump.
Tensions are rising on the ground, with the UAE investigating six drone attacks on civilian targets, including a nuclear power plant.
These drone attacks are believed to have originated from Iraq, involving Iran-aligned Shiite militias.
US intelligence assesses that Iran's missile arsenal has fared better than expected against US-Israeli bombardment, with many missiles stored in underground tunnels.

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