Ten ships attacked near Hormuz, 24 sailors dead
Since Sunday, the Strait of Hormuz has witnessed attacks on 10 ships, the highest number since the start of the conflict between the United States, Iran, and Israel, resulting in the death of 24 sailors. Four ships were targeted on Tuesday and six on Sunday, with a container ship damaged and sunk as a result of these attacks. The strikes are viewed as Iranian retaliation against American and Israeli strikes and are being used to disrupt Gulf oil flows, which have now returned to approximately 80% of pre-war levels, causing additional costs for the global market. The attacks are increasing alongside rising energy exports and war tensions, as Iran seeks to exert pressure on commercial shipping and energy markets in the region.
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