
Jaws
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Jaws
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🚨🇺🇸 🇮🇷 The U.S. just flooded the Gulf with $23.5 billion in weapons in a single day. The State Department approved $16.5 billion in military sales to the UAE, Kuwait, and Jordan. Then another $7 billion in unannounced deals to the UAE alone, including $5.6 billion in Patriot missiles and Chinook helicopters. The UAE is getting everything: AMRAAM air-to-air missiles, F-16 upgrades, THAAD-integrated radar, anti-drone systems, and now Patriots. Kuwait gets missile defense radar. Jordan gets aircraft repairs and parts. The unannounced deals didn't require public disclosure because they expanded existing contracts. Convenient timing when Congress is already fighting over arms sales to the region. Three weeks ago these countries were absorbing Iranian missiles while calling Washington asking for help. Source: @Sentdefender / WSJ


🇮🇷 The Middle East war is spiraling with oil prices jumping again after Iran vowed more strikes on Gulf energy infrastructure following Israel's hit on its biggest gas field, while the US dropped 5,000-pound bunker busters on Iranian missile sites near the Strait of Hormuz. Iran launched retaliatory strikes on Tel Aviv to avenge an assassination, Israel says it killed the Iranian intelligence minister, and the carrier Gerald R. Ford is heading to Crete for repairs after a fire on board. China is pushing to mediate a ceasefire, US gas hit $3.84 a gallon, Ukraine approved repairs on the Russian oil pipeline to Europe under EU pressure, NATO sent a second Patriot system to Turkey's Incirlik base, and Russian oil tankers originally headed for China are now rerouting to India instead. Source: wallstreetresearcher












🇮🇱🇮🇷 Israel hit South Pars, by far the world's largest natural gas field... Iran is striking back at Haifa refinery, Israel’s largest fuel facility. And the Strait of Hormuz is, for all intents and purposes, closed. The world’s biggest oil lifeline just got choked in the middle of war. How fkd are we right now? Naya





🚨🇮🇷🇦🇪 Iran's FM is saying Saturday's strikes on Iranian islands in the Persian Gulf were launched from the UAE. Araghchi's warning Iran will "definitely respond." PressTV





🚨🇮🇱🇮🇷 Netanyahu: "We need alternative routes instead of the Hormuz Strait. We should have pipelines going right up to our ports in Israel." The war created the problem. Netanyahu just announced the solution. Notice who profits from both. x.com/clashreport/st…





Israel has no right to exist.

Iran and India Have Come Face to Face. Iran Has Refused Permission for 22 Indian Ships to Pass Through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran Has Demanded That India First Return Its 3 Ships, Which It Had Seized to Please the United States. This Bold Decision by Iran Has Caused a Stir in New Delhi's Chambers, Where India Now Sees No Way to Meet Its Energy Needs Other Than Accepting Tehran's Conditions. India Had Seized Three Iranian Oil Tankers in February at That Time When It Was Trying to Strike a Major Trade Deal with the United States. India Had Detained Them on the Fabricated Charge of "Concealing Identity," But Tehran Has Now Made It Clear That Until Iran's These Three Tankers Are Returned with Honor, the Strait of Hormuz Will Remain a "No-Go Area" for Indian Ships. According to the Global News Agency 'Reuters,' 22 Indian Naval Ships Are Currently Stranded in the Warm Waters of the Strait of Hormuz, Carrying 611 Indian Citizens. Six of These Ships Are Loaded with Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG). India Imports 90 Percent of Its Required LPG from Gulf Countries, and Due to This Restriction by Iran, There Is a Fear of Severe Shortages of Domestic Gas in India, Which Has Forced the Modi Government to Its Knees.



Tonight will be a bad night for the Gulf Iran will retaliate hard for the strikes on their largest gas field


🚨🇮🇷 An explosion hit Shiraz in southern Iran tonight, with multiple powerful blasts reported near military and IRGC sites in the city.





