Tensions are escalating in the Middle East. A tanker was recently struck in a strategic waterway. This incident occurred after the US president made comments about the conflict with Iran.
The US is seeking to reopen a key waterway. Military action is expected to continue for some time. Further information on these developments can be found through KSAT 12, a local news source in San Antonio, Texas.
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