The United States is striking Iranian military, port, power, transportation, and logistics infrastructure. Iran is retaliating against the American Gulf basing network. Israel is ready to reenter. The conflict is evolving from a Hormuz chokepoint war into a wider campaign over Iran’s maritime and Eurasian connections.
War Is Back On: The U.S.–Iran Ceasefire Has Collapsed Into a Wider Logistics and Chokepoint War
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