Taktik Iran Sengaja "Bebaskan" Kapal Induk AS, Kapal Kapal Arab Saudi Jadi Target

Why didn't Iran dare directly attack the aircraft carriers USS George W. Bush and USS Abraham Lincoln, which were parked just 150 km from its own coast? Behind this new escalation of the Iran-United States conflict in the Strait of Hormuz lies a highly calculated asymmetric warfare strategy—attacking Saudi Arabian tankers, blockading the Red Sea through Yemen's Houthi forces, and striking military bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, and Qatar—without once touching core US military assets. In this video, we thoroughly examine: • The chronology of the attack on the Wedyan tanker (a 319,000-ton VLCC, 2 million barrels of oil) on July 7, 2026 • Iran's multi-layered strategy: why the Gulf states became substitute targets • Analysis by senior military expert Elias Hanna and Tehran academics on Iran's risk calculations • Saudi Arabia's unique position: why is the Riyadh mainland relatively safe from Iranian missiles? • The impact of the Strait of Hormuz blockade on world oil prices and the global economy • What does all this mean for Indonesia—fuel prices, diplomacy, and national energy security? The Strait of Hormuz carries a third of the world's daily seaborne oil supply. Any missile landing there could shake gas stations in Jakarta. Watch this in-depth analysis that goes beyond reporting the news to examining the logic behind every move of the war. #IranWar2026 #IranVsUS #StraitOfHormuz #OperationEpicFury #MiddleEastHeatingUp #IranMilitaryTactics