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President Trump’s administration is considering plans to occupy or blockade Iran’s Kharg Island, which handles about 90% of the country’s oil exports, according to an Axios report.
Here’s how I see this objective playing out:
1) It provides additional leverage to pressure Iran, effectively depriving it of revenue.
Iran is a country where oil is, let’s say, the main currency.
2) Force Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz.
3) Deprive Iran of oil revenues—increase pressure—force it to yield.
But the risk is enormous:
- Escalation of the war.
- a spike in oil prices.
- the involvement of new countries.
My opinion, like that of others, boils down to the fact that this is no longer a simple operation like it was with Venezuela; here, everything is much more complicated.
Iran is a country that is ready to go all the way and will never back down.
They have shown that the U.S. is just empty talk and pure posturing, weak-willed, dishonorable people (the authorities).
The only right decision is to meet Iran’s conditions.
But the U.S. will never do that; if they do, the rest of the world will consider them to have simply shat their pants, although many already understand this...


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BRUSSELS - The EU summit is taking place against a backdrop of escalating crises.
Topics under discussion include:
- The conflict surrounding Iran and the risks to the Strait of Hormuz
- Rising energy prices
- A potential new migration crisis
- A loan to Ukraine, which Hungary is blocking
Meanwhile, a number of EU countries have refused to support Donald Trump’s request to help secure a key oil route.
The EU is looking for ways to mitigate the energy shock through a “toolkit,” but there is no single solution.
Double standards are making themselves felt.
Europe is facing the consequences of its own decisions.
Perhaps the European Union will come to its senses and start thinking sensibly?
Or continue at the same pace, making things worse for itself.

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The Middle East: Escalation of the Conflict and the Elimination of a Key Figure
The situation surrounding Iran is rapidly descending into a deep crisis, with signs of long-term destabilization in the region.
The confirmation of the death of Ali Larijani, Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, as a result of the strike has been one of the most significant events of recent days. His son, as well as a number of high-ranking representatives of the security apparatus, were killed alongside him.
Israel’s public acknowledgment that it was behind the elimination of one of the key architects of Iran’s security system signals a qualitative shift in the nature of the conflict. This is no longer a matter of targeted strikes, but of a systematic strategy to undermine the core of Iran’s leadership.
Such actions inevitably lead to greater internal consolidation among the Iranian elite and increased antagonism, which in the long term could lead to the conflict expanding far beyond a bilateral confrontation.

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@raycroxy1 Great question, but at the same time a difficult question that is difficult to answer, the order itself assumes the trailer "who is stronger is right" but in the future I want to break this barrier, I want to figure out how to act
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@0xMelman what happens when other countries decide ME first,
same as America first, and US $3 trillion + exports start being made in their countries?
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Donald Trump’s new tariff strategy is no longer just about trade, but about pressure and politics.
The administration is ramping up tariffs against trading partners, using them as a negotiating tool rather than merely a means of protecting the market.
At the same time, the justification based on “violations” (including forced labor) raises doubts among experts - investigations conducted too quickly could undermine trust and lead to legal disputes.
What’s at risk:
Automotive industry → risk of rising prices for consumers
Textiles → increased scrutiny and restrictions
Supply chains → potential global disruptions
Even the USMCA doesn’t provide full protection—uncertainty remains, especially for Canada.
Key point: Tariffs are becoming a bargaining chip in negotiations, not just an economic tool.
And all of this is happening against the backdrop of the elections:
inflation and trade conflicts could directly affect the political balance in the US.

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