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Rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz have sparked concerns that Iran may resume a ‘Tanker War’ following U.S. airstrikes on key nuclear sites. The strait, a crucial route for global oil and gas, is seeing increased Iranian military activity, though no final decision to close it has been made. Analysts warn a blockade could trigger a global energy crisis and hurt Iran’s economy. The situation remains volatile as Iran weighs its options amid Western pressure and the threat of economic consequences.

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Bonik Barta 23 Jun 25

Will Iran Start Another ‘Tanker War’?

In the 1980s, an invisible war raged in the Persian Gulf, centered on a narrow 33-kilometer-wide stretch of water—the Strait of Hormuz. Now, tensions are once again rising in the region. Following recent U.S. airstrikes that reportedly destroyed three key Iranian nuclear facilities, questions have emerged: Is Iran preparing to reignite the so-called “Tanker War”?


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