The strikes were coordinated with U.S. and Israeli intelligence support and targeted sites including Qeshm Island, Abu Musa, Bandar Abbas, energy facilities on Lavan Island, and the Asaluyeh Petrochemical Complex.

Some attacks targeted Iranian energy infrastructure in retaliation for Iranian strikes on Emirati oil and gas facilities.

The strike on the Asaluyeh Petrochemical Complex, carried out with Israel, triggered international criticism and prompted Washington to ask Israel to stop targeting Iranian energy sites.

The operations also exposed divisions among Gulf states: Saudi Arabia urged the U.S. to pressure the UAE to halt the attacks, warning they risked wider retaliation against regional energy infrastructure and global oil markets.

UAE President Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan became frustrated with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman earlier in the war for refusing to join coordinated military action against Iran.

Trump must know that Iran, as the victor and conqueror of the field, sets the terms:
Criticism for criticism
Credit for credit
Nothing for nothing
Of course, for the matters under negotiation, not his wishes!

The US Treasury Department recently announced the sanctions on PGSA. PGSA, while condemning this action, considers being sanctioned by a country whose leader is proud of piracy as a sign of its positive performance. You will not achieve control over the Strait of Hormuz if you did not achieve it in the field and diplomacy.

Despite the US's escalating actions in the waters of the Persian Gulf and the Sea of ​​Oman, this organization continues to continuously review and grant passage to non-hostile vessels in order to facilitate traffic. Statistics from the first month of PGSA's activity will be published soon