IRAN Tekan AS | Hingga Pangkalan Militernya Digeser | Israel Siaga Tinggi

Behind the news of the Iran-US war, there are thousands of sailors trapped amidst drone and missile attacks in the Strait of Hormuz—one of them an Indonesian. This video reveals the true story of tensions at the heart of the world's energy corridor: how a narrow 33-kilometer-wide strait can cut off 25% of the world's oil supply, triggering fuel price spikes in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore. We trace the complete chronology: from the signing of the Islamabad Memorandum by Trump and Pezeshkian, to the Iranian drone attack on a Singapore-flagged ship, to the United States being forced to consider relocating its military base from Bahrain. Making the situation even more dangerous: Israel threatens war could break out tomorrow, while negotiations in Doha are proceeding on very thin ice. For us in Southeast Asia, this is more than just geopolitics—it's about gasoline prices, basic food prices, and the fate of thousands of our sailors who daily traverse one of the world's most dangerous waterways. Read on for an in-depth analysis, complete with historical context and real-world implications for Indonesia. #StraitOfHormuz #IndonesianSeamans #OilCrisis #IranAmericaIsrael #MiddleEastGeopolitics #Tankers