The battle in West Asia is now spreading from the skies to the seas. The Strait of Hormuz- the world’s most critical oil chokepoint has become the latest flashpoint in the escalating conflict. Nearly 20–25 percent of global crude oil passes through this narrow waterway, making any disruption a major threat to global energy markets. A Thai cargo vessel was struck by a projectile near Oman, leaving the ship engulfed in smoke before its crew was rescued. The United States says it has launched strikes against Iranian mine-laying boats to keep shipping lanes open, while President Donald Trump has issued a warning to Tehran. With reports of attacks on oil tankers and naval clashes intensifying, tensions in the Gulf are rising putting global trade and energy security at serious risk.
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