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US President Donald Trump claimed the removal of Iranian mine-laying vessels, shortly before an attack on ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Despite the International Energy Agency's release of strategic oil reserves, prices surged. Meanwhile, a bombing at an Iranian school is suspected to be a US friendly fire incident. The South Korean WBC team has arrived in Miami.

US-Iran Clashes Amidst Middle East Instability

US President Donald Trump claimed that most of Iran's mine-laying vessels had been removed from the Strait of Hormuz. Following this statement, three cargo ships were reportedly attacked by Iran in the waters near the Strait of Hormuz, resulting in the disappearance of three crew members and escalating tensions in the Middle East. Furthermore, a bombing at an Iranian elementary school, which killed over 175 people, is reportedly attributed to a targeting error by the US military, sparking potential controversy. It appears the US military made an error while targeting an Iranian naval base near the school.

Global Oil Prices Soar and Oil Price Cap Implemented

Despite the International Energy Agency's decision to release a record 400 million barrels from its strategic reserves, global oil prices surged by over 5% overnight. Domestically, an oil price cap will be implemented starting this week to stabilize prices, and it is set to remain in effect until oil prices return to pre-war levels.

WBC South Korean Team Arrives in Miami

The South Korean baseball team, which advanced to the quarterfinals of the World Baseball Classic (WBC), arrived in Miami, USA via a charter flight. The opponent for the South Korean team's quarterfinal match is expected to be determined today.

*Source: YouTube: SBS News (2026-03-11)*

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