होर्मुज़ स्ट्रेट के बाद अब ईरान का रेड सी की एंट्री बाब अल-मंदेब पर भी वर्चस्व

According to a report from BBC Hindi, the Iranian government has allegedly established dominance over two critical maritime chokepoints: the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab al-Mandeb Strait. The report claims this shift in regional power follows a purported joint military strike by the United States and Israel against Iran seven months ago.

However, current verified reporting from international wire services does not corroborate the claim of a major, direct joint US-Israel military campaign against Iran occurring seven months prior to today's date. While trusted sources confirm significant ongoing instability in the region, including Houthi attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea and the seizure of strategic locations like Mayun Island, these events are documented as part of the ongoing Houthi-led maritime conflict rather than a direct outcome of a large-scale, multi-national war against the Iranian state.

Global energy markets and trade routes remain under pressure as Houthi forces continue to target shipping lanes. Analysts note that the Houthi advance, supported by regional proxies, has introduced a dangerous new dimension to the security of the Red Sea. While Iran maintains significant influence in the region, the specific framing of a post-war 'dominance' over these straits as described by the source lacks confirmation from official government records or independent international monitoring agencies.