A drone strike on gas vessels at Egypt's Damietta port has intensified fears of the US-Iran conflict widening across the Middle East. With Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan and other countries bearing the brunt of hosting US forces, the escalating hostilities risk drawing more players into the war.
A drone strike on gas vessels at Egypt's Damietta port has intensified fears of the US-Iran conflict widening across the Middle East. With Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan and other countries bearing the brunt of hosting US forces, the escalating hostilities risk drawing more players into the war.
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A drone strike on gas vessels at Egypt's Damietta port has intensified fears of the US-Iran conflict widening across the Middle East. With Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan and other countries bearing the brunt of hosting US forces, the escalating hostilities risk drawing more players into the war.
