A strategic affairs expert has suggested a quiet diplomatic understanding between India and Iran may have enabled LPG tankers to cross the Strait of Hormuz during escalating regional tensions.
The short sea distance between India’s western ports and Iran has historically supported trade and connectivity, underlining the country’s role in India’s energy security and regional access.
An expert argues that Iran’s leadership strike may fuel a powerful martyrdom narrative, potentially strengthening the regime at a moment when Washington and Tel Aviv seek to weaken it.
