The US-Iran war is no longer a war of limited strikes. It’s widening fast. The scope of targets on both sides has expanded drastically: moving well beyond military assets into civilian and energy infrastructure. Two waterways. One global supply chain. And right now, both are choking. The Strait of Hormuz, Iran’s front door to the gulf, is functioning at a fraction of its capacity. And 2,000 kilometers away, the Houthis have just forced open a second front, at Bab-al-Mandab. He was hailed as the general who helped save Kyiv from falling to Russia. But now, Ukraine’s top military commander has been shown the door. Ambassadors summoned. Accusations flying. Another clash at sea. China and the Philippines are at each other’s throats. Again.
