Nishanth Ananth

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Nishanth Ananth

Nishanth Ananth

@nishanth288

Perth, Western Australia Katılım Mayıs 2016
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DaiWW
DaiWW@BeijingDai·
Wow, two more Pakistani vessels have again passed through the Strait of Hormuz. That proves the earlier story—that Pakistan deceived Iran into allowing ten U.S. oil tankers to pass under the Pakistani flag—was indeed false. It seems I was wrong about this matter and unfairly blamed the current Pakistani government. I owe it an apology. From the perspective of China's interests, I am certainly happy to see a good relationship between Pakistan and Iran. It helps maintain stability in Pakistan and also supports Iran in this war. However, even setting this matter aside, I still believe the current Pakistani government is truly terrible. Their domestic economy is in shambles, they had too many enemies around the neighbor, they overly promoted nationalism at home while engaging in flashy but hollow diplomacy abroad—all bluster and no substance when it comes to getting things done.
Anadolu English@anadoluagency

#BREAKING 2 Pakistani cargo ships cross Strait of Hormuz following Iran's permission: Pakistani Shipping Ministry sources confirm to Anadolu

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Nishanth Ananth@nishanth288·
@AquarianTruths Kissinger: Listen Narendra, support us completely and you will fulfil your wish of India becoming a superpower. Modi: Haan ji, yes.
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AJay - Mountain Streams
@Batman2242 The fuel we get from India comes mostly from Saudi Arabia and UAE. The percentage of Russian crude we’re are sent via India works out to approx 3.5% per day. Approx 45 mins of fuel.
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Nishanth Ananth@nishanth288·
@KitKlarenberg No he's not a cunt, but a paid propagandist without any honour or values. Pay him money, and he'll spit out whatever you eant him to.
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Nishanth Ananth@nishanth288·
@tomdflynn You keep forgetting the infrastructure or the supply chain which includes lead times to remanufature the equipment, then testing and commissioning to return those oil and gas fields to pre war production levels. It's not click a button or stop the war and everything returns
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tom flynn
tom flynn@tomdflynn·
I don't think so Trump needs to end the war in the next month or the Republicans will be destroyed in the mid-terms
Nishanth Ananth@nishanth288

@LOB2065 @tomdflynn 5 years at a minimum as per current damage. Once Saudi enters the war officially, all bets are off. Oil and gas infrastructure from Saudi will be destroyed and won't be back in service for years.

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Nishanth Ananth@nishanth288·
@BeijingDai China must've been supporting them by providing all that but weapons training are a whole another game. It needs years of training which Iran didn't possibly have.
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DaiWW
DaiWW@BeijingDai·
I'm not sure if this person is telling the truth, but he listed several key items that China supposedly provided to Iran: 1. Chinese chipmaker SMIC supplied Iran's military with chip manufacturing tools and equipment, possibly including technical training. 2. China's BeiDou satellite system provides navigation support for Iranian missiles. 3. China provides Iran with sodium perchlorate, which can be used in rocket propellants or explosives. 4. China supplies Iran with gyroscopic navigation equipment and sensors, which can be used for drone stabilization. If this is true, I'm actually glad China is doing this. I would even go so far as to say China should supply weapons to Iran. Iran has not invaded other countries and is not under UN sanctions — China has no obligation to cut off arms trade with Iran, let alone these dual-use civilian-military products.
Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡@shanaka86

BREAKING: Reuters reports that China’s top chipmaker SMIC supplied chipmaking tools and equipment to Iran’s military approximately one year ago, with technical training likely included. Two senior Trump administration officials confirmed to Reuters. SMIC, China, and Iran have not commented. Correct the typo circulating on X. It is SMIC, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation, China’s largest foundry. Not SMCI, the American server company indicted separately for smuggling. Now hold four facts simultaneously. Chinese BeiDou satellites provide the navigation that guides Iranian ballistic missiles onto Israel. Chinese sodium perchlorate fuels the solid-propellant rockets that carry those warheads. Chinese gyroscopic navigation devices and sensors, shipped through at least six sanctioned front companies in China and Hong Kong, stabilise the drones that supplement the missiles. And now, per Reuters, Chinese chipmaking tools built or upgraded the production lines that fabricate the chips inside those guidance systems. Four layers. Four links in a single supply chain. One country. This is not an alliance. This is a vertically integrated military supply chain. The BIS added 19 Chinese entities to its Entity List in October 2025 for supplying Iranian drone programmes with US-origin electronics. Treasury sanctioned six Chinese front companies in February 2025 for shipping gyroscopic navigation to IRGC-linked UAVs. The Atlantic Council documented 1,000 tons of sodium perchlorate shipped from Chinese ports in early 2025, enough propellant for 200 to 300 ballistic missiles. The pattern is established. What is new is that it now extends to the means of production itself. SMIC did not sell Iran a chip. SMIC sold Iran the tools to make chips. A chip is consumed. A fab tool produces. The transfer of production capability means Iran’s military electronics no longer depend on the next shipment clearing sanctions. They depend on a factory floor already equipped, staffed, and trained. Infrastructure survives sanctions. Infrastructure survives strikes. Infrastructure survives the death of every admiral in the IRGC Navy. The timing is precise. The alleged transfer occurred approximately March 2025, before the war. The Reuters report surfaces March 27, 2026, ten days before Trump’s April 6 energy-strike pause expires, one month before the NPT Review Conference opens April 27, and seven weeks before the Trump-Xi summit in Beijing on May 14 to 15. The intelligence was declassified now, not when it was gathered. The release is the leverage. The message is aimed at Beijing: we know what you sold, and we will discuss it in May. Read this against the day’s developments. The Larak toll booth collects in yuan via Chinese CIPS. Iran’s missiles fly on Chinese propellant guided by Chinese satellites. The IDF Chief warns of collapse. Trump has paused strikes. Russia’s revenue has doubled. And the country providing the navigation, propellant, sensors, and chipmaking tools is the country Trump meets in Beijing on May 14 to discuss rare earths and trade. The arithmetic is no longer speculative. China is materially sustaining Iran’s military capability through a documented, multi-layered supply chain while simultaneously processing 85 - 90 percent of the world’s rare earths that the US needs for its own defence systems. The crude-for-rare-earths grand bargain thesis does not require imagination. It requires reading the BIS Entity List, the Treasury sanctions, the Reuters exclusive, and the Lloyd’s List yuan-toll reporting in a single sitting. The atoms come before the bits. The tools come before the chips. The chips come before the missiles. The missiles come before the toll booth. The toll booth collects in yuan. And the yuan flows back to the country that sold the tools. The circle is closed. The operating system runs on Chinese infrastructure at every layer. And the only negotiation that can break the circle happens in Beijing on May 14.

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Nishanth Ananth@nishanth288·
@LOB2065 @tomdflynn That oil is what the refineries in Asia depend on. It can't be replaced with some other grade as the refineries are meant for that grade of oil.
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Nishanth Ananth@nishanth288·
@LOB2065 @tomdflynn 5 years at a minimum as per current damage. Once Saudi enters the war officially, all bets are off. Oil and gas infrastructure from Saudi will be destroyed and won't be back in service for years.
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Nishanth Ananth@nishanth288·
@tomdflynn This will take years, until that is proven and reliable. It's not worth fucking up on agriculture, unless you want massive famines.
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tom flynn
tom flynn@tomdflynn·
@nishanth288 Of course it will not happen overnight This Iran situation should be a wake up call to speed up the transition from diesel to electicity Most of us will charge our EVs from rooftop solar
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Nishanth Ananth@nishanth288·
@tomdflynn It's a wake up call to have energy security. This means more gas powerplants which we have plenty of. This is the need of the hour. Trucks run on carrying heavy load. Batteries are also very heavy which limits the weight it can carry, moreover you need reliability.
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