Iran is said to believe it can control the Strait of Hormuz, according to former Deputy US Secretary of State Wendy Sherman. The remark highlights a geopolitical risk to a critical global energy chokepoint, raising the potential for oil supply disruption and higher price volatility. The article is brief and contains no quantitative data, but the strategic implications are significant for energy markets and regional security.
Iran is said to believe it can control the Strait of Hormuz, according to former Deputy US Secretary of State Wendy Sherman. The remark highlights a geopolitical risk to a critical global energy chokepoint, raising the potential for oil supply disruption and higher price volatility. The article is brief and contains no quantitative data, but the strategic implications are significant for energy markets and regional security.
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