Record attacks on ships in Strait of Hormuz in October; 113 since US-Israel war on Iran began
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Reuters, citing WINEP data, reports 28 confirmed attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz in October, the highest monthly total since the US-Israel war against Tehran began on February 28. This marks an escalation in maritime conflict intensity, with cumulative attacks reaching 113. The increase suggests a deliberate campaign to disrupt shipping, raising risks for global oil transit and regional escalation.
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US and Israeli officials are reportedly finalizing plans for a second round of strikes on Iran, potentially targeting nuclear and oil facilities after the US midterm elections. Iran has threatened retaliation against US-linked data centers, energy installations, and shipping in the Gulf, while also claiming new ship strikes in the Strait of Hormuz. The timing and scope of any US-Israel strike remain uncertain, but regional conflict is viewed as increasingly inevitable.
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