Jask Port and Oil Terminal matters in the Hormuz Graph because it sits on the Makran coast east of the Strait of Hormuz, giving it a different strategic profile from Bandar Abbas and western Persian Gulf ports. Its role is tied to oil export optionality, coastal logistics, maritime services, and long-term development of Hormozgan’s eastern shoreline. The asset connects energy flows, port infrastructure, strategic redundancy, and corridor planning around Jask, where Iran seeks to reduce overdependence on traditional Gulf-side export and logistics chokepoints.