Strait Of Hormuz: Iran Draws Up ‘Friendly Nations’ List For Passage Through Key Oil Route
Iran's new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, has vowed to keep the Strait of Hormuz closed, despite calls from global markets and the US to reopen the vital oil trade route. The move has led to a surge in oil prices and increased tensions in the region, with hundreds of people killed in the conflict.
Iran's supreme leader has announced that the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed. The strait is a key oil route, and its closure has led to a surge in oil prices. Three more oil tankers were attacked overnight, effectively halting supplies through the region. The conflict has created the largest supply disruption in history. Hundreds of people have been killed across the Middle East, including over 1,200 in Iran. The US and Israel have shown no sign of halting their war with Iran, which has escalated its attacks on global shipping and energy infrastructure.
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