Experts warn of sustained disruption, higher operating costs, and reduced cargo capacity due to the US-Iran war.

LONDON — The US-Israeli strikes against Iran and reprisals by Tehran could severely disrupt the global supply of crude oil and send prices soaring to levels not seen in years. AFP looks at the risks.

There could be more US casualties as part of the military operations against Iran, President Donald Trump acknowledged Sunday. Three American troops have been killed so far, according to the US ...

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Two major shipping groups on Saturday suspended navigation through the Gulf as conflict flared between the United States, Israel and ...

Iran lashed out with waves of missiles and drones at Israel and America’s allies in the Gulf on Sunday to avenge the killing ...

American military assets in the region and Gulf oil supplies are vulnerable to attack and Israel is a renewed target ...

Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian said Sunday that the killing of supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in US and Israeli strikes was a "declaration of war against Muslims".

Analysts have predicted that oil prices could surge by $US20 a barrel when trade opens on Monday after shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz were closed.

President Donald Trump has suggested that Israeli-US war on Iran could continue for up to a month. Haaretz reported that roughly 200 buildings have sustained damage in the latest wave of attacks.

Since the morning of 28 February 2026, a chain reaction of FIR closures between the Mediterranean and the Gulf has forced ...