EE.UU. y Arabia Saudita atacaron conjuntamente en Irak; Omán ofreció: "Pago voluntario en Ormuz"

Los Guardianes de la Revolución lanzaron misiles hacia una base estadounidense en Jordania. Aproximadamente dos horas después, EE.UU. y Arabia Saudita atacaron desde el aire objetivos de milicias proiraníes en el este de Irak, en…
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A coordinated U.S.-Saudi airstrike inside Iraq marks a significant escalation in the regional confrontation with Iran-backed militias, following an Iranian missile attack on a U.S. base in Jordan. The timing suggests a deliberate cycle of retaliation that risks spiraling out of control. Meanwhile, Oman's proposal for voluntary payments in the Strait of Hormuz introduces a diplomatic track, but the U.S. rejection of Iran's demands as excessive indicates that military pressure remains the primary lever. The key question is whether either side will step back before the exchange draws in broader regional powers.

