A surge in Iranian attacks in the Strait of Hormuz has resulted in the sinking of two container ships, following a series of strikes on maritime vessels. Reports indicate that the Iranian military is adopting new tactics to target shipping routes, further escalating tensions in the region. As a result, oil prices have seen significant fluctuations, with prices climbing following the announcements of the incidents. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps has claimed responsibility for some of these attacks, including vessels struck by projectiles and mines. Additionally, the situation is prompting a shift in shipping patterns, as vessels increasingly avoid the Gulf region due to safety concerns. Observers note that these developments could threaten oil export recovery and impact global supply chains.