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Iran Hits UAE’s Fujairah Port After US Strike on Kharg Island | Ikram Ullah and Faizan Rizvi

In this video Ikram Ullah speaks with Faizan Rizvi on the rapidly escalating situation in the Middle East after the latest developments between Iran, the United States and Gulf countries. The crisis intensified after US strikes targeted military sites on Kharg Island, one of Iran’s most strategic oil export hubs. Shortly afterwards, reports emerged of a drone attack and fire at the UAE’s Port of Fujairah, a key oil shipping hub located outside the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has accused the UAE of allowing US forces to operate from its territory, while warning that ports and American-linked facilities in the Gulf could become targets. At the same time, US President Donald Trump has vowed to ensure that the Strait of Hormuz is reopened for global shipping and even suggested that countries like China should contribute to protecting the route. The Strait of Hormuz is one of the most critical energy chokepoints in the world, through which a significant share of global oil trade passes. Any disruption could trigger a massive energy crisis and impact global markets. In this discussion, Faizan Rizvi provides the latest updates and in-depth analysis, addressing key questions: Can the United States and its allies force open the Strait of Hormuz? Would China support such an effort given its dependence on Gulf oil? Could Washington escalate further by striking Iran’s oil infrastructure on Kharg Island? Watch the full conversation for detailed geopolitical analysis of the unfolding Middle East crisis. #iran #uae #fujairah #khargisland #straitofhormuz #hormuzcrisis #middleeasttensions #iranvsus #usiranconflict #donaldtrump #iranuae #gulfcrisis #oilwar #globaloil #geopolitics #middleeastnews #irannews #uaenews #hormuzstrait #oiltrade #worldpolitics #iranattack #khargislandattack #fujairahport #gulfwar #usmilitary #navalconflict #shippingcrisis #energycrisis #faizanrizvi