Why is it so difficult to open the Strait of Hormuz?

Why is it so difficult to open the Strait of Hormuz?

@madsenandersc @lindarosesmit Not to mention that Iran will be making good progress at convincing the "non-aligned" nations of the world of the evil nature of the US and Israeli regimes (not that many will need much convincing).
What more proof will they need other than the last six weeks of unprovoked war followed by Trump warning in advance on Truth Social that he is going to instruct US forces to bomb civilian targets in Iran.
@anderspuck I was watching a Times Radio Frontline program with Philip Ingram a couple of days ago.
He pointed out that during his time as a NATO planner it was given when discussing Iran that the regime would close the Straits of Hormuz as soon as it was attacked.
This makes the Trump regime's decision to attack Iran even more incomprehensible.
This is why the agreement signed by Obama, (that Trump withdrew from in 2018) restricting Iran's nuclear ambitions was so important.
@anderspuck not sure why, but I can't seem to follow or comment through my own peertube instance so I'll comment here.
You make a comment that it is illegal to collect tolls for passage, but both the Suez Canal and Panama Canal do this. Also Oman on the other side for Strait has already told Iran that it is in agreement, and would charge a toll as well in line with what the Iranians charge.
Lastly, how about consider this to be reparations for an illegal, unprovoked attack by Israel /US
@lps @anderspuck But the Suez Canal and Panama Canal are not international waters, right? The Hormuz Strait is.
(at least that is how I understand it)