Trump refuses to assist Saudi Arabia in the Red Sea despite the closure of a key pipeline
Washington chooses not to get involved in a new escalation in the Middle East, but grants Iran new cards in the war
WAR AGAINST IRAN
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The powder keg of the Red Sea joins the closure of Hormuz and worsens the oil crisis
The Houthis take the island of Mayun after seizing the Yemeni port of Mocha this Thursday. The overlapping crises in the Middle East multiply the threats to an energy market hanging by a thread
The Houthis take the strategic port of Mocha and threaten a double stranglehold on the global hydrocarbon supply
The Yemeni militia threatens to control the Bab el Mandeb Strait, opening the door to a double blockade with Hormuz amid escalating warfare between the US and Iran
United States claims to have destroyed five Iranian oil tankers
The two enemy forces exchanged new attacks this Tuesday after the Revolutionary Guard opened fire on US warships
Iran claims that the “era of proportional responses” to the United States has ended
Tehran assures that any aggression will receive a “more painful” response and that it will prohibit ships from passing through a new area of the Strait of Hormuz
Russia secretly helps Iran develop supersonic cruise missiles
A ‘Financial Times’ investigation reveals a collaboration that raises the threat from Tehran to US interests and fleet in the Middle East
Iran responds to the United States with new attacks against Bahrain, Jordan, and Kuwait
Washington and Tehran clash for the third consecutive day in military skirmishes after a month of relative calm. The bombings kill at least 18 Iranians, according to the Islamic Republic
The first US attack on Iran since July causes several dead and injured
The Revolutionary Guard threatens to “punish the aggressor” after the bombing of two launchers on Larak Island, in the Strait of Hormuz
The CIA director, John Ratcliffe, travels to Moscow unexpectedly
It is unknown who he has met with and the reason for his brief visit
US sanctions to isolate Iran’s economy exclude key entities
The Treasury Department punishes the Iranian ghost fleet and companies, but leaves out Chinese banks, one of the main supporters of Tehran’s financial system