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Houthi-fired ballistic missile striking the MV True Confidence bulk carrier in the Gulf of Aden on March 6, 2024

Tehran Threatens U.S. with New Houthi Maritime Front

TEC News July 16, 2026

Fears grow that Iranian proxies from the so-called Axis of Resistance are planning to disrupt Red Sea shipping—with serious consequences for world energy prices.

A woman crosses Tehran’s Enghelab Square on July 15, 2026, past a giant anti-U.S. billboard featuring U.S. president Donald Trump in a coffin with text in Persian reading “We Kill Trump.”

Iran Launches New Attacks on U.S. Bases as Washington Expands Airstrikes

TEC News July 16, 2026

Tehran hit U.S. military bases in Gulf states, while Washington continued to strike sites across Iran overnight.

U.S. President Donald Trump in the Oval Office on July 14, 2026

United States At War With Iran after Strait of Hormuz Hostilities Renew

TEC News / AFP July 14, 2026

Oil prices jumped again Tuesday after Iran attacked tankers.

Maritime Incident Prompts Fresh Round of Aggression in Arabian Gulf

TEC News July 13, 2026

Monitoring service notes an extremely low level of traffic as vengeful Iran attempts to control key waterway.

UN Body Rallies Against Tehran’s Control of Hormuz Strait

TEC News July 10, 2026

The International Maritime Organization has “strongly condemned” the creation of the Iran-based Persian Gulf Strait Authority.

Commander of U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) Navy Adm. Brad Cooper testifies during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on Capitol Hill on May 14, 2026 in Washington, D.C.

U.S. Strikes on Iran Followed by Tehran Retaliation in the Region

TEC News / AFP July 8, 2026

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said the U.S. attacks were “absolutely necessary.”

‘Stand Down!’ Iran Lashes Out at Bahrain and Kuwait

TEC News June 29, 2026

Washington–Tehran relations appear calm, for now, following a weekend of projectile strikes despite the ceasefire.

Business as Usual for Brent Crude?

TEC News June 26, 2026

With safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz resuming, it appears that oil prices are falling back to pre-conflict levels.

UPDATED: U.S. Declares Oil Transit Through Hormuz Back to Normal

TEC News June 26, 2026

Iran presents its own naval routes as the only acceptable ones, while its neighbours look on.

On June 1, 2026, vessels sail at Suru Beach in Bandar Abbas along the Strait of Hormuz.

First Iranian Tankers Exit U.S. Blockade

TEC News / AFP June 17, 2026

Oil prices tumble as Gulf shipping resumes after months of conflict.

Tag: Strait of Hormuz

Tehran Threatens U.S. with New Houthi Maritime Front

Iran Launches New Attacks on U.S. Bases as Washington Expands Airstrikes

United States At War With Iran after Strait of Hormuz Hostilities Renew

Maritime Incident Prompts Fresh Round of Aggression in Arabian Gulf

UN Body Rallies Against Tehran’s Control of Hormuz Strait

U.S. Strikes on Iran Followed by Tehran Retaliation in the Region

‘Stand Down!’ Iran Lashes Out at Bahrain and Kuwait

Business as Usual for Brent Crude?

UPDATED: U.S. Declares Oil Transit Through Hormuz Back to Normal

First Iranian Tankers Exit U.S. Blockade

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