Washington warns of naval blockade against Iran

Tensions are escalating in the Strait of Hormuz, with the United States threatening an open naval blockade against Iran and increasing economic pressures on it amid the deterioration of de-escalation talks. Washington has announced its ability to maintain a permanent naval presence through a rotating ship system and has imposed unprecedented economic measures against Tehran, which seeks to control the strait after the failure of the June agreement, alongside intensified attacks on oil tankers. Observers have also noted a significant decline in the traffic of passing ships, while concerns grow about the impact of these escalations on the oil market—especially following Houthi attacks on Aramco and the rising fuel prices. The escalation of military operations and American pressure could push several regions into severe recession, as the tensions extend beyond local borders and affect global markets.

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