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A report from The Wall Street Journal confirms that Iran has intensified its direct attacks on American warships in the Strait of Hormuz, attempting to break the deadlock in the region and increase the cost of the US-led blockade on its oil exports. Over the past week, Iran carried out missile attacks equipped with maneuverable warheads targeting American military vessels. This reflects a shift in the nature of the confrontation—from targeting oil tankers to direct confrontation with military ships. Although the U.S. Navy managed to avoid casualties, this escalation comes amid Iran's economic deterioration, with oil exports decreasing by around 85%, inflation exceeding 80%, and the International Monetary Fund forecasting a contraction of the economy. These circumstances may push Iran to adopt a more aggressive approach in order to raise the costs of the American blockade, especially as oil prices rise above $100 per barrel due to market concerns over escalating tensions.
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