Gulf-Iran drills over Hormuz amid tensions

The Gulf region is facing an escalation both militarily and diplomatically over the Strait of Hormuz, as Iran announced a meeting in Oman to discuss safe maritime navigation routes. Iran considers the tension to be a result of American and Israeli assaults, while affirming its full control over the strait. On the other hand, Iran reportedly targeted a US-made drone boat, and reports indicate that Iran obtained satellite images of a base in Jordan before an American soldier attack in July, amid fears of Tehran's increasing capabilities to target ships and military sites. In response, the United States has diverted 99 ships since the start of the blockade and has asked oil tankers to follow specific routes to ensure their protection. Meanwhile, the White House is considering expanding oil refining capacities as a precaution against potential supply disruptions. Additionally, the Shalamcheh border crossing with Iran has been closed, reflecting the rising escalation of tensions.

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