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  1. Military pressure and sanctions against Iran escalate, leading to a renewed blockade and retaliatory attacks on Saudi Arabia.
  2. Escalation begins with Iranian involvement in Middle East tensions, leading to a naval blockade on Saudi vessels in the Red Sea.

Attacks between the US and Iran have intensified the conflict, leading to a jump in Brent crude prices and causing Saudi crude tankers to reverse course in the Red Sea.

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Attacks between the US and Iran have intensified the conflict, leading to a jump in Brent crude prices and causing Saudi crude tankers to reverse course in the Red Sea.

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  1. Saudi oil tankers were attacked in the Red Sea on July 24, 2026.Sub-event
  2. US/Iran conflict escalates, impacting Brent prices and forcing Saudi tankers to alter course in the Red Sea.1 source

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