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@SirousTimy
Trade is better and cheaper than wars☝️
Deutschland Katılım Ağustos 2022
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Lebanon 🇱🇧 is not the Gaza Strip and not The West Bank, Lebanon 🇱🇧 does have Full Membership at the United Nations and other U.N. AGENCIES, committing any forms of genocide and military occupation in Lebanon 🇱🇧, the Lebanonese government has full rights at the United Nations to file complaints against the Israeli government, Lebanon 🇱🇧 is a sovereign country recognized by the International Community.
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Israel’s new strategy: Lean on Trump, pressure Iran, keep the military option dlvr.it/TRzFnX
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@MisbahQasemi @thecyrusjanssen Iran is negotiating, but Iran wants to and will continue the war for several more years, along with conflicts over Taiwan, Donbas-Odessa, Bab al-Mandab and the Suez Canal 😏,
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@thecyrusjanssen Empire performs rage. Resistance enforces terms. The only reason Trump's envoys are negotiating is because Iran decided to negotiate. That's not weakness. That's sovereign discipline.
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Complete propaganda from the White House, Iran being able to close the Strait of Hormuz proves they can completely change the entire global economy. Go check gas prices today on the US, no one is buying this nonsense
The White House@WhiteHouse
"The Iranians don’t seem to realize they have no cards..." - President Donald J. Trump
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—❗️🇺🇸/🇮🇷 BREAKING: The U.S. has authorized the release of $6 billion dollars in frozen Iranian funds
Qatari and Korean representatives are working to transfer the money to Iran within days.
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🚨🇮🇷How Iran maintains control of the Strait of Hormuz
Iran wields substantial power over one of the world’s busiest maritime chokepoints. Iran’s control over the Strait of Hormuz is a cornerstone of its defense strategy, with a southern coastline stretching over 1,100 miles, Iran dominates the Strait, a critical link between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman.
Tehran’s Smart Control doctrine has revolutionized its ability to protect this strategic waterway. The doctrine integrates a multi-layered system of air defense, dual-role drones, and maritime missile strategies.
Iran’s air defense systems, such as the Sayyad-3G, create a mobile shield. Meanwhile, dual-role drones capable of targeting both aerial and maritime threats provide Tehran with the ability to selectively monitor and strike specific vessels, while allowing neutral traffic to pass unharmed.
In peacetime, Smart Control marked a change from the blunt-force blockades Iran once used. Now, Iran can apply pressure with precision, targeting specific vessels like LNG or chemical tankers while maintaining a level of operational flexibility that avoids the widespread disruption of global shipping.
The ongoing conflict has further highlighted the potency of this strategy. Iran’s use of electronic warfare, such as GPS spoofing, has affected over 1,100 vessels since March 1, managing shipping routes and providing Tehran with the force to seize or strike specific targets.
The IRGC has utilized its land-based air defense system integrated with Iranian naval vessels to create overlapping air defense bubbles with kinetic strikes using drones, Iran has been able to impose a de facto blockade on the Strait, causing a 20% reduction in global oil supply and triggering soaring maritime insurance premiums.
Despite mounting pressure, Iran’s strategic depth and innovative defense tactics have shown resilience. Its geographic advantages and asymmetric warfare strategies remain strong deterrents against conventional attacks.
While advanced precision technologies pose challenges, Iran’s ability to adapt and leverage its terrain ensures it can maintain sovereignty and withstand external threats.
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Iran's Iron Grip:
Why Tehran’s Control Over the Strait of Hormuz is Here to Stay
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Nothing can break Iran's strategic chokehold. The Strait of Hormuz isn't just a shipping route—it's the Islamic Republic's ultimate lever for reshaping global power.
🔸Geography's Unbreakable Advantage
At its narrowest point, the Strait spans just 21 nautical miles. All major shipping lanes lie squarely within Iranian territorial waters. With a 1,600-km coastline dotted by strategic islands, Iran naturally dominates this critical passage.
Unlike artificial canals, this natural corridor has no viable alternative—surrounded by mountains, shallow waters, and rocky shores that make any detour prohibitively expensive.
🔸A Legal Shield for Selective Control
Iran argues that under the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, the Strait operates under innocent passage rules—not free transit. This gives Tehran the legal cover to block vessels it deems a security threat without violating international norms.
Even more critically, neither Iran nor the US has ratified UNCLOS, creating a legal gray zone where Tehran's interpretation of 'innocent passage' is just as valid as America's claim to 'transit rights'.
🔸Smart Control: Precision Over Brutality
Tehran has revolutionized enforcement through its "Smart Control" doctrine—a multi-layered strategy combining mobile air defense (e.g., Sayyad-3G), dual-role drones capable of striking specific vessels while sparing neutral traffic, and electronic warfare tools like GPS spoofing.
The Red Sea—where Houthis disrupted global shipping using only drones and missiles—serves as the proof of concept.
🔸Asymmetric Power in Action
Iran doesn't need a massive fleet. Anti-ship missiles, long-range drones, and rapid sea mining offer low-cost, high-impact options.
Mining the Strait could halt global shipping for months at minimal expense to Iran—but catastrophic cost to the world economy. Even the threat of closure turns tension into strategic gain without full blockade.
🔸A New Era of Influence
Iran is already moving to monetize this leverage, reportedly charging $1-$2 per barrel of oil on tankers passing through.
JP Morgan estimates this could generate $70–90 billion annually, while other projections suggest a $500 billion windfall over five years.
Friendly nations like China and Russia paying in yuan, rubles, or crypto get a discount; hostile traffic faces restrictions.
Echoing Nasser's 1956 nationalization of the Suez Canal, Iran is rewriting the rules of the Persian Gulf in its favor—while reducing reliance on the U.S. dollar.
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𝐃𝐚𝐯𝐢𝐝 𝐙 🇷🇺🇮🇪@SMO_VZ
🇺🇸🤡 Playing Americans for fools: Netanyahu’s lifelong mission to sabotage Iran-US ties Israel’s brutal strikes on Lebanon threaten to scuttle the fragile Iran-US ceasefire announced by Trump. It’s far from the first time Netanyahu has sought to disrupt peace-making efforts between the two nations. 🔴 1995: US oil giant Conoco and Iran’s Oil Ministry signed a $1B offshore development deal. Netanyahu, then Israel’s opposition leader, used his leverage in Washington to sink it. Clinton issued two executive orders slapping a near total embargo on Iran in 1995. Congress followed suit in 1996. AIPAC assemble! 🔴 2001-2002: Iran and the US worked together indirectly in Afghanistan against the Taliban – which killed Iranian diplomats in 1998 and provided a safe haven to al-Qaeda – Iran’s sworn enemy. Netanyahu lobbied Bush to halt cooperation and add Iran to the ‘Axis of Evil’. His argument? Iran’s support for Hezbollah, and his well-worn fake talking point about Iran ‘racing for the bomb’ 🔴 2018: After failing to stop the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, Netanyahu and the Mossad presented Trump a simple, easy-to-understand PowerPoint and prop binder-filled presentation titled “Iran Lied” about a ‘secret’ Iranian nuclear program. It worked. Trump ripped up the deal and slapped crushing sanctions on Iran 🔴 2020: In January, Netanyahu whispered in Trump’s ear to assassinate Qasem Soleimani, the IRGC Quds Force commander who spent years fighting AQ and ISIS in Syria and Iraq, feeding him false info that Soleimani was responsible for the deaths of American troops in Iraq (actual perpetrators: ISIS, per the Iraqi Army) 🔴 2020: In November, Israel murdered Iran’s top nuclear scientist – Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, complicating the next administration’s attempts to reset the nuclear deal 🔴 2024 to present: From striking Iran’s embassy compound in Damascus in 2024, to the June 2025 Israel-led aggression, to the war that started in February, Netanyahu has done everything in his power to ensure that Iran and the US can’t find any semblance of working relationship
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@HormuzLetter NATO is the strongest military alliance in history, yet we let Iran close one of the world's most vital waterways?
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BREAKING: A White House official says Trump believes reopening the Strait of Hormuz is "unlikely soon" and that "doubts prevail" inside the administration on the Iran negotiating track, per Reuters.
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🇺🇸🇮🇱 US Continues its "Good Cop, Bad Cop" Game with Israel Amid Fake Interest in Iran "Peace"
If only there was some way the US could stop Israel from bombing ahead of peace talks...
If there was only some possible way the US could stop the shipment of all the bombs it sends to Israel week to week, without which Israel couldn't bomb anyone, anywhere...
If only there was some sort of leverage the US had to stop the construction and shipment of American warplanes, spare parts, and billions in US funding and support that created and maintains Israel's air force in the first place...
Of course I'm being sarcastic.
Every Israeli transgression is also 100% a deliberate American transgression.
Israel does not exist as it does without constant and complete US support in terms of weapons, aircrafts, parts, funding, and political support - but also all other kinds of military support America has in the region Israel does not - without which Israel COULD NOT pursue aggression.
Stop allowing the US to play this elementary game of "good cop, bad cop" where it pretends it wants peace but "Israel" is somehow ruining it.
The US has never sought peace.
Peace only occurs when physically imposed on the US and even then it does all it can to undermine it.
It has played exactly this game in regards to Ukraine, which makes all of this even more obvious!
Why doesn't anyone ask why can't the US ever say no to Ukraine? Because it doesn't want to! It wants war and proxy war, and Ukraine, Israel and many others allow it to do so!
If the US wants to curb Israel, the leash is entirely in its hands, just like with Ukraine, and violence continues only because the US desires it to, no matter what it claims.
If Israeli lobbying ended today, big-oil and the arms industry - which spend VASTLY more than Israel anyway - would continue pushing for war everywhere with everyone - just as the US did for 2 centuries before Israel ever existed - and NOTHING in the US would change.
If the US cut off support for Israel today, it would blow away in the wind tomorrow.
That tells you who is the master, and who is the puppet.
Any claim otherwise is an act of delusion and/or deception.
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Wow this was the most brutal cooking of Epstein class. Iranians taking the LEGO movies next level everday 😭😂🤣
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His blood will carve its own path,
And unleash a storm...
"Path of Blood"
Our New Lego-style animation
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The echoes of the Persian Gulf are now resonating across the South China Sea.
After a decade, Xi Jinping met with Cheng Li-wun, Taiwan’s opposition leader, at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, delivering a blunt message: "Our territory cannot be divided."
What unfolds in the Strait of #Hormuz will not remain confined. It will inevitably spill over beyond the #Taiwan Strait and, in the coming weeks, reverberate along the Crimea-Donbas axis as well.
Geopolitical theaters are no longer separate. They are structurally connected.
Arash Reisinezhad@arashreisi
The fate of conflict along the Persian Gulf-Mediterranean axis will likely unfold alongside two other geopolitical fronts: China-Taiwan and Donbas-Odesa. What began in Donbas in eastern Ukraine continued in the Strait of #Hormuz and may ultimately culminate in the Taiwan Strait. These are not isolated theatres; rather, they are specific nodes function as strategic gateways into Eurasia, one in the west, one in the south, and one in the east, collectively shaping access to the Eurasian #Heartland and the broader trajectory of global power competition. Flagged this trajectory 4 years ago! #IranWar
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The fate of conflict along the Persian Gulf-Mediterranean axis will likely unfold alongside two other geopolitical fronts: China-Taiwan and Donbas-Odesa.
What began in Donbas in eastern Ukraine continued in the Strait of #Hormuz and may ultimately culminate in the Taiwan Strait.
These are not isolated theatres; rather, they are specific nodes function as strategic gateways into Eurasia, one in the west, one in the south, and one in the east, collectively shaping access to the Eurasian #Heartland and the broader trajectory of global power competition.
Flagged this trajectory 4 years ago!
#IranWar
Arash Reisinezhad@arashreisi
تنشهای سهگانه در سه محور جغرافیایی «کریمه-دونباس»، «تایوان-دریای چین جنوبی» و «مدیترانه-خلیج فارس» بیش از پیش درهمتنیده میشوند و پیروزی در این نبردهای ژئوپلیتیکی، آینده سده ۲۱ میلادی، و البته ایران، را رقم خواهد زد. دو سال پیش اشاره کرده بودم. donya-e-eqtesad.com/%D8%A8%D8%AE%D…
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Und: Angebotserhöhung von Energie. Beispielsweise durch Öl- und Gasimporte aus Russland.
Stefan Kooths@StefanKooths
Die Politikoption, die in Reaktion auf höhere #Kraftstoffpreise am wenigsten diskutiert wird: Füße stillhalten. Die notwendige Nachfragereduktion gelingt am besten über den #Preismechanismus. Alle „Entlastungen“ schicken ebenso eine Rechnung – nur anders oder später. Je weitgehender der Eingriff, desto fragwürdiger die Wirkung. @welt welt.de/wirtschaft/vid…
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Already both the U.S. and Iran are claiming to have won the war and are negotiating about the negotiations. As explained in my recent note, it all comes down to who controls the Strait of Hormuz, which will have big implications around the world.
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Ray Dalio@RayDalio
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If you see this video, put a dot to break the alghorithm.
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