Chaos In The Strait Of Hormuz: Cargo Ships Hit
March 11, 2026
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of The PDB Afternoon Bulletin:
- First up — the Strait of Hormuz is rapidly turning into a war zone as multiple cargo ships are struck by projectiles in a single day. We’ll examine the latest attacks on commercial shipping and why the geography of this narrow waterway gives Iran a dangerous advantage as tensions escalate in the Persian Gulf.
- Later in the show — new reporting raises fresh questions about Russia’s role in the conflict. Intelligence sources say Moscow may be advising Iran on drone tactics, potentially helping Tehran refine the attacks now being launched across the region.
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