Oil routes reopen even as drone strikes hit Baghdad and Gulf infrastructure. Allies hesitate, sanctions tighten, and fresh missile attacks signal the conflict is entering a more volatile phase.
Two Indian LPG carriers have successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz during rising Gulf tensions, with naval monitoring ensuring the safety of ships carrying crucial energy supplies.
Missiles fired toward Israel, US bombers deployed and global shipping routes under watch as the Iran-US war intensifies, triggering diplomatic and military responses across West Asia.
India says diversified oil imports and increased refinery output are helping maintain stable fuel supplies even as tensions in West Asia disrupt key global shipping routes.
Trump has warned about the Strait of Hormuz, hinted at talks with Tehran and even commented on Iran’s leadership - even as US officials insist the military campaign is not about regime change.
Trump says US strikes have crippled Iran’s military and signals the campaign could end soon, even as tensions rise across West Asia following leadership upheaval and retaliatory attacks.
Washington is projecting confidence in its Iran campaign, but fresh questions over civilian deaths, weapons costs, oil routes, and political divisions are now shaping the next phase.
The West Asia conflict has raised concerns about oil supply routes, energy prices, and the safety of millions of Indians in the Gulf, issues now fuelling political clashes in Parliament.
Oil prices cross $100, evacuation flights increase, and global markets react as tensions in West Asia deepen, with missile exchanges and humanitarian concerns growing across the region.
Around 80 Israeli Air Force aircraft were involved in the operation, which Israeli officials say aimed to disrupt Iran’s military capabilities.
