Here we are in 2026, and a conflict that was supposed to wrap up in six weeks is entering its seventh with no visible exit strategy. The Strait of Hormuz — through which roughly 20-21% of the world’s oil flows — is now effectively a choke point in a standoff that benefits defense contractors, arms dealers, and oil speculators while regular people pay the price at the pump and at the grave.
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