Security Risks In The Strait Of Hormuz And The Fallout For Oil, Gas And Global Commodities – Analysis
Security Risks In The Strait Of Hormuz And The Fallout For Oil, Gas And Global Commodities – Analysis By Michael Ratner, Liana W. Rosen, and Clayton Thomas Key Takeaways: - Since late February 2026, Iran has used attacks and demands for passage through its territorial waters to a…
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Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy reported late Saturday that two oil tankers were burning after striking naval mines in and near the Strait of Hormuz. The IRGC stated that the vessels had switched off their navigation and positioning systems and attempted to use an unauthorized route.
The group accused both ships of multiple violations, specifying that one was hit east of the strait and the other inside it.
Latvian farmers are protesting Russian grain transit, arguing that it helps fund Moscow’s war in Ukraine.
Zero Russian diesel has reached the US as tankers divert and buyers fear legal action.
Slovakia's prime minister stated that the country may sue the EU if it bans Russian oil supplies. He also criticized the European Commission for inaction regarding efforts to reduce electricity prices within the union.