Today, the interconnected maritime corridors of Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb, and the Black Sea form what I describe as the "Devil's Triangle"—a geopolitical system where regional conflicts can rapidly evolve into global economic crises. https://t.co/BaenpLM47j
Always good to join Lambros Kalarritis, I mentioned the enhanced role that the US, primarily the Europeans, seem to be playing in Turkey in NATO. Δημήτριος Τσαϊλάς: Γιατί η Τουρκία κατοχυρώνει ενισχυμένο ρόλο στο ΝΑΤΟ ... https://t.co/ucM0MsL8uP via @YouTube
Check out my latest article: The New Mediterranean Strategic Order: Sea Power, Sovereignty and the Hellenic Imperative in an Age of Regional Revisionism https://t.co/aVzE0ufFG4 via @LinkedIn
Real power is not always visible on the battlefield.
While the US and Iran clash around the Strait of Hormuz, a third power is silently winning, and that is China.
https://t.co/geN3yW1ted via @Ανιχνεύσεις.gr
The U.S. isn’t closing the Strait of Hormuz. It’s running a targeted maritime deterrence operation: inspecting, diverting, and disrupting ships tied to Iranian trade—while allowing global traffic to continue. https://t.co/NeuIKJ6ANI
A 5-day pause. A critical moment.
After President Donald Trump announced the suspension of operations, the real question is: Is this de-escalation or strategic pressure at its peak?
https://t.co/IAmquuTAxM
The Strait of Hormuz, Hark Island, and Unconditional Surrender are three factors that will determine the war in Iran.
https://t.co/O20loXQnlyπόλεμος-στο-ιράν-στρατηγική-ενεργεια/
The conflict surrounding Iran seems to be entering a second phase of escalation, with strikes on energy infrastructure in Tehran signaling an expansion of targets and an increase in intensity.
https://t.co/7u44wdJ2Yf