Iran strikes: US losses

According to recent reports, Iranian missile attacks on the southern Mediterranean and along the Strait of Hormuz corridor have caused significant damage. Open sources report the destruction of at least three U.S. missile warning system facilities, valued at over 3 billion dollars.

During the operation, Iranian armed forces also struck no fewer than ten oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz area, thereby blocking or controlling the world's main oil artery. This led to a rise in oil and gas prices in Europe, which increased by 70% and reached a three-year high.

Given the loss of American surveillance assets, it remains unclear where new Iranian missiles might strike and how this will affect regional security. Analysts warn that further attacks could complicate control over local and global economic flows.