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Volsdeep4 said:
I keep thinking.
Was Syria the first move? It was very strategic for them. Get Assad out. Weaken Iran and Russia presence. Makes the attack on Iran that much easier
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The guy on Agenda-Free TV was just discussing that.

Assad is gone on Syria and Hamas & Hezbollah are no longer capable of launching Iranian missiles & rockets anymore.

Jordan has now helped shoot down Iranian missiles and it looks like eventually Saudi Arabia will sign an agreement with Israel.
 
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www.tehrantimes.com

Iran summons Swiss envoy over US support for Israel in attack on Iran

TEHRAN - The Foreign Ministry summoned the Swiss ambassador to Tehran, whose country represents the U.S. Interest Section in Iran, to formally convey the Islamic Republic’s strong protest to Washington over its support for Israel that made surprise attacks on Iran at dawn time on Friday.
www.tehrantimes.com www.tehrantimes.com

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Matt2496 said:
Sounds like they're going target Iran's oil facilities/ports. Wow. That will cripple that country.

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This will bring condemnations and warnings from China. But they will not intervene on behalf of Iran. An ally in the region will offer to turn some of their production over to the Chinese and this will smooth over.
 
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OrangeTsar said:
Germans have announced a goal of building the strongest military in Europe again. If they ever change their national motto to „Third Time‘s the Charm“; head for the hills 😂
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OrangeTsar said:
Greta is too busy right now. Last I heard was that she was heading that way in an aluminum Jon boat with a trolling motor in hopes of delivering an aid shipment consisting of five cans of spam and a crate of beanie weenies
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Can someone redirect her flotilla to the North Sentinel Island in the Indian Ocean. Most of the world would be grateful.
 
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Radioactive contamination means harmful radioactive materials, like uranium, leak into the environment, possibly causing health issues like cancer. It's like dangerous dust that can spread if not contained. Israel's strike on Iran's Natanz nuclear site on June 13, 2025, likely damaged equipment, releasing these materials inside the facility. The IAEA says no radiation leaked outside, so it's contained for now. But the full impact and Iran's response are unclear, raising concerns about safety and tensions.
 
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A potential Strait of Hormuz blockade could disrupt oil markets, but its impact depends on duration and response.

1. Short-Term (1 Week to 1 Month): Panic buying could push oil prices to $95-$105 per barrel, up 32-46% from $71.83, based on historical spikes during tensions.
2. Medium-Term (1 to 3 Months): If disruptions persist, prices may stabilize at $90-$100 as alternative routes are used, though supply remains tight.
3. Long-Term (3 Months to 1 Year): Prices could drop to $75-$80 if resolved, or stay above $100, possibly hitting $120, if prolonged.

Iran's ability to block the strait is real, but self-harm and global backlash make it uncertain. Data is speculative; outcomes hinge on geopolitics.
 
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jmacvols1 said:


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A potential Strait of Hormuz blockade could disrupt oil markets, but its impact depends on duration and response.

1. Short-Term (1 Week to 1 Month): Panic buying could push oil prices to $95-$105 per barrel, up 32-46% from $71.83, based on historical spikes during tensions.
2. Medium-Term (1 to 3 Months): If disruptions persist, prices may stabilize at $90-$100 as alternative routes are used, though supply remains tight.
3. Long-Term (3 Months to 1 Year): Prices could drop to $75-$80 if resolved, or stay above $100, possibly hitting $120, if prolonged.

Iran's ability to block the strait is real, but self-harm and global backlash make it uncertain. Data is speculative; outcomes hinge on geopolitics.
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I doubt they could blockade the Strait very long.
 
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jmacvols1 said:


Grok

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A potential Strait of Hormuz blockade could disrupt oil markets, but its impact depends on duration and response.

1. Short-Term (1 Week to 1 Month): Panic buying could push oil prices to $95-$105 per barrel, up 32-46% from $71.83, based on historical spikes during tensions.
2. Medium-Term (1 to 3 Months): If disruptions persist, prices may stabilize at $90-$100 as alternative routes are used, though supply remains tight.
3. Long-Term (3 Months to 1 Year): Prices could drop to $75-$80 if resolved, or stay above $100, possibly hitting $120, if prolonged.

Iran's ability to block the strait is real, but self-harm and global backlash make it uncertain. Data is speculative; outcomes hinge on geopolitics.
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The 5th fleet may have something to say about that.
 
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ETV said:
Can someone redirect her flotilla to the North Sentinel Island in the Indian Ocean. Most of the world would be grateful.
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Oooh that’s MEAN.
There is also Snake Island off the coast of Brazil. A place that would absolutely terrify me
The Brazilian government won’t even allow anyone to set foot on it except for periodic maintenance visits for the lighthouse
en.wikipedia.org

Ilha da Queimada Grande - Wikipedia

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