In a striking twist to the ongoing West Asia conflict, Iran has reportedly doubled its daily oil revenue, turning geopolitical turmoil into a financial advantage. As tensions escalate between the United States and Israel, disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz have squeezed global supply chains, pushing oil prices higher. Despite sustained attacks on its infrastructure, Tehran is now exporting up to 2.8 million barrels per day, capitalising on surging demand and easing restrictions on its crude. Meanwhile, Gulf economies face revenue pressure as the regional energy balance shifts dramatically.