Iran-US Tensions on Hormuz, Trump States War Will End

The article discusses the escalating tensions between the United States and Iran over the Strait of Hormuz, where Iran threatens to prevent oil exports through the strait in response to ongoing attacks on ships. Meanwhile, Washington affirms that oil exports are significantly increasing, currently passing 10 to 11 million barrels per day. This has led to a record surge in fuel prices in the United States, with expectations of higher costs for goods due to increased transportation expenses. At the same time, Iran is consolidating control over the strait and threatening to block Iranian oil exports. American pressure continues through sanctions and threats, while Washington reveals the costs of its confrontation with Iran, which have exceeded $43.6 billion up to September, involving more than 50,000 military personnel and substantial damage to equipment. The military and economic escalation between the two sides remains ongoing, with persistent risks of disrupting the global oil market.

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