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🚨 BREAKING: 🇮🇷 Iran's central bank has imposed restrictions on foreign currency transactions to preserve its reserves. Source: Al Arabiya

🛢️🇸🇦 Aramco is the world's largest oil producer. When its CEO says the market is broken, it matters. - CEO Amin Nasser says even if the Strait opens today, it will take months for oil markets to rebalance - Traffic through the Strait has collapsed from 70 vessels a day to just 2 to 5 - Futures markets and physical markets are disconnected, with strong refining margins signaling real supply tightness on the ground - Demand rationing will continue as long as the Strait stays disrupted - If normal shipping resumes, Nasser expects a "very robust return to demand growth" - Aramco's reserves stand at 250 billion barrels of oil equivalent, roughly 5 times the combined reserves of all international oil companies Source: CGTN, Al Arabiya

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The Iran war just got its insider trading scandal, and it's a $7 billion one... A Reuters analysis found that traders placed up to $7 billion in well-timed bets on falling oil prices shortly before major Iran-related announcements by Trump and Iranian officials in March and April. The trades hit crude oil, diesel, and gasoline futures on the Intercontinental Exchange and CME Group. They occurred minutes before announcements on ceasefires, delays to attacks, and the reopening of Hormuz that triggered sharp oil price drops. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Department of Justice are now actively examining the trades amid concerns they involved insider information. The pattern is highly suspicious. Someone, or several people, knew when major announcements were coming before they were public. They placed massive short positions on oil futures in the minutes before Trump's Truth Social posts and Iranian official statements that crashed prices. They did this multiple times across multiple platforms and multiple commodity products. $7 billion in bets is not a single rogue trader getting lucky on news flow. That's a coordinated operation with access to information that should have been confidential. The list of people who would have advance knowledge is small. Senior White House officials. Pentagon leadership. State Department negotiators. Iranian government officials and military commanders. Pakistani, Russian, Qatari, and Chinese mediators with direct access to the negotiations. Any of those individuals or their close contacts could have profited massively from knowing what was about to be announced. This is the Polymarket Maduro raid scandal scaled up by orders of magnitude. That case involved a U.S. spec ops soldier placing bets on a single operation. This involves billions of dollars across multiple events spanning two months of war. The investigative scope alone tells you the seriousness with which DOJ and CFTC are treating this. The political implications are explosive. If American officials profited from advance knowledge of war decisions, that's a constitutional crisis. The Iran war already made the U.S. energy industry the biggest commercial winner of the conflict. Now reports suggest a small group of insiders may have made personal fortunes profiting from advance knowledge of when the war would briefly pause and oil would crash. The American public absorbing $4.39 gas at the pump was funding their windfall. Source: Reuters

Journalist: “Is it accurate to say you think the combat operations in Iran are over and done?” 🇺🇸🇮🇷Trump: “No, I didn't say that. I said they are defeated, but that doesn't mean they're done. We could go in for 2 more weeks and do every single target. We've done probably 70% of the targets. We have other targets that we could conceivably hit. But even if we didn't do that, it would take them many years to rebuild.” Translation: the operations are over when Mark Levin and Lindsay Graham say they’re over 😂

🇮🇱🇮🇶🇮🇷 Israel ran a secret base in Iraq's western desert during the Iran war, used for special forces, logistics, and rescue ops for downed pilots, with U.S. knowledge. Nobody knew... until a shepherd stumbled on it.