Author: Benoit Faucon

Tehran is deploying everything from rocket-propelled grenades to limpet mines as it attempts to disrupt the restored flow of oil out of the Persian Gulf.

The risks are growing as diplomatic efforts remain stalled and Iran threatens unrestrained retaliation.

Pakistan and Iraq have shut some border crossings, tightening the economic squeeze of the U.S. Navy blockade and air sanctions.

Experience and big paydays have created a more resilient tanker fleet. Oil traders worry it isn’t sustainable.

Tehran’s support is helping the Yemeni group mount its most potent attacks yet on the kingdom.

The strikes come as the U.S. military is successfully shepherding more oil through the strait.

A report by weapons experts at Conflict Armament Research shows how the Yemeni militant group is developing medium-range weapons independently of Iran.

The regime, convinced President Trump is ready to attack again, sees the preparations as a deterrent.

The planned attack was part of a broader Iranian plot to target the aircraft and kill American pilots at RAF Fairford, officials said.

Investigators want to know why Hamam Al-Hammami took a radical turn and why he was hired to fly a sensitive route between Dubai and Tel Aviv.

Mediators described it as a long-shot bid to revive negotiations to avoid all-out war after President Trump rejected a seven-day truce.

Mediators described it as a long-shot bid to revive negotiations to avoid all-out war after President Trump rejected a seven-day truce.