Sam Hahn

"If you don't read the newspaper, you're uninformed. If you do read it, you're misinformed." —Mark Twain

🇺🇸🇮🇷 17,000 troops on Iran's doorstep and nowhere good to send them... Every option the Pentagon drew up is a version of the same bad math. Seize Kharg Island and Marines sit 16 miles from the mainland absorbing missiles and drones around the clock. Take Abu Musa and ships have to pass through mine-infested shallow waters where Iranian supersonic missiles arrive in seconds. Go after the uranium and you need a week of excavation under fire at bombed-out nuclear sites. A retired admiral called it plainly: troops on any island would be "sitting ducks." A former CENTCOM commander said securing uranium "isn't a quick in and out kind of deal." For context, the U.S. used 30,000+ troops across two divisions plus British forces just to take Baghdad. 17,000 can't hold anything for long under sustained fire. The most honest assessment came from the same former commander: the biggest purpose these troops serve might simply be leverage. The threat of boots on the ground is more useful than the boots themselves. Source: WSJ

🇮🇷🇺🇸 Four weeks and 9,000+ Iranian targets destroyed, yet Tehran is still launching strikes across the region. Knowing the cost, the chaos, and the global fallout, would Trump make the same call again?

Insane way of portraying how much oil each country produces. Numbers and "heights" are shocking. If you look at the top 3, you start to understand who benefits most from this war 🇺🇸U.S over 20M 🇸🇦Saudi over 11M (cannot 100% export atm) 🇷🇺Russia over 10M