Tehran shifts ship targeting approach during elections

The article reveals that Iran has altered its methods of targeting ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz in order to maintain high oil prices and influence the outcome of the US midterm elections in November. Approximately ten days ago, Iran began employing new aggressive tactics, including changes in the type and frequency of attacks, using unarmed observers on small boats to monitor vessels, including American ships, after destroying their radar capabilities. The United States accuses Iran of increasing attacks on commercial ships, including drone operations, with expectations of ongoing escalation and expanding operations into the Gulf of Oman and farther waters. Analyses confirm that the frequency of attacks has reached its highest levels since the start of the war, with warnings of a complete closure of the strait in the near future. Meanwhile, threats continue, and Iran underscores its attempt to influence the oil market and American politics.

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