The war in the Strait of Hormuz ignores the ceasefire

There may be a ceasefire in Iran but there's a big war still going on in the Strait of Hormuz and surrounding seas. Donald Trump has now given orders to the US Navy to fire on and destroy any Iranian gunboat or mine-laying vessels posing a threat to the waterway, and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (Navy) is targeting cargo ships and anything it can spot worth hitting. It's chaos in other words and all the talk of a negotiated peace looks like finished for good, or at least for the moment, while the two sides try and outdo the other in the battla of the Hormuz Strait. It sounds like the US Navy is expected to do what it has been doing for months in the Caribbean Sea, knocking off Venezuelan drug boats and killing all the crews. I have lost count of the number hit but it has got to be around 30, and probably more. Now we're going to see IRGC speed boats knocked off one by one. It could take a long time, because the revolutionary guards have hundeds of them hidden away along the coastline. But if it happens on a daily basis, then we might as well forget about the ceasefire because Trump will want to get on with the war proper. He is now admitting there is no end in sight. So the world will have to get used to the idea of a Trump for-ever war, something he always vowed never to contemplate. PLEASE BUY AGENT REDRUTH, MY NEW SPY THRILLER PAPERBACK. AMAZON, WATERSTONES, ROWANVALE BOOKS.