The Royal Air Force intercepted and shot down two drones that were targeting Jordanian territory.

$35 billion in Iraqi government oil revenue has gone missing since 2011.

Events have demonstrated that Washington’s military strategy to reopen this waterway has failed.
Military experts believe that even weeks of intense bombardment cannot eliminate Iran’s missile threat, and the shipping industry will inevitably have to pay a price to transit the Strait.

"A number of sensitive targets and points related to the supply and transportation of crude oil from eastern Saudi Arabia to Yanbu were targeted by a number of drones. This was in response to the Saudi enemy's drones violating Yemeni airspace."

At the heart of this situation lie geographical realities regarding Iran -realities so stubborn and immutable that no amount of advanced weaponry or military technology can alter them.
They know full well that they cannot dominate Iran directly; therefore, they must achieve this through spies who have infiltrated the government.

Saudi Arabia's losses resulting from the Strait of Hormuz crisis and the closure of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait are estimated at approximately $504 million per day, equivalent to 90 percent of the country's oil revenues.