Iran und USA: Was tut sich an der Straße von Hormus? Christian Wolf (Bundesheer) On The Grid Ep: 796

The tug-of-war between the US and Iran continues. Although a ceasefire is in place, military clashes between the two countries persist, most recently last weekend (June 28). We analyze the current situation and the maritime law issue with Colonel Dr. Christian Wolf (Austrian Armed Forces), instructor of politics and history at the Theresian Military Academy in Wiener Neustadt, and discuss the global consequences of Iran imposing tolls in the Strait of Hormuz. This could also encourage other nations to impose tolls at natural waterways, such as along Gibraltar, in the Dardanelles, or at the Strait of Malacca. Furthermore, we discuss Ukraine's current air campaign against the Russian-occupied Crimean Peninsula and its implications for the Russian Navy. Finally, Colonel Wolf explained the reasons why the German Ministry of Defense canceled the construction order for the F126-class frigates (Niedersachsen class) and will now order lighter MEKO A-200 frigates (F128 class). 00:00 Intro 00:29 USA and Iran struggle over the Strait of Hormuz 02:30 Why does Trump want to end the war with Iran? 05:20 Tolls in the Strait of Hormuz? 07:40 What impact would tolls have on maritime law? 10:00 What is an expeditionary war? 12:00 What role does Hezbollah play? 15:10 Are the USA losing international prestige? 17:00 Could there be an Arab-Iranian war? 18:35 Ukraine's air campaign against Crimea 28:50 Germany cancels F126-class frigate program https://www.inside-politics.at INSIDE POLITICS - MORE THAN JUST DAILY POLITICS... #Iran #Crimea #Germany