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@MarioNawfal If Qatar & Saudi are out,who profits from an energy crisis? Mainstream media & US Congress are screaming Russia. Let’s get the record straight for 2025 exports LNG-million tones 1.USA: 111 2.Qatar: 90 4.Russia: 36 OIL-million barrels/day 1.Saudi Arabia: 6 2.Russia: 4.5 3.USA: 4.1

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Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal·22h

🇺🇸 🇮🇷 The U.S. is pulling out all the stops to reopen the Strait of Hormuz: * Navy escorts already running for some tankers * Heavy pressure on allies (UK, France, Gulf states, even Japan) to send warships * Threats of direct U.S. action if Iran keeps laying mines & hitting ships * Diplomatic push (talks with Oman, Qatar, UAE) + economic leverage (waiving some Russian oil sanctions to calm prices) Why it matters: - 20% of world oil + huge LNG flows through that 21-mile choke point. - Iran’s blockade = global energy shock. Trump wants a coalition so the U.S. doesn’t pay the full bill but so far it’s mostly American ships & threats. Source: Reuters, CBS

Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal

🇺🇸🇮🇷 U.S. drops 5,000-pound bunker busters on underground Iranian missile sites along the Hormuz coastline CENTCOM confirms GBU-72 Advanced Penetrator bombs were used to destroy hardened Iranian anti-ship cruise missile sites threatening commercial shipping in the Strait. Five thousand pounds of precision-guided destruction designed to reach targets Iran buried deep inside coastal rock, believing they were untouchable. These sites housed the missiles that could sink a supertanker in the narrow shipping lanes. The Pentagon is working its way down the Iranian coastline, systematically eliminating every launcher, every battery, and every hardened bunker that gives Tehran control over Hormuz. Admiral Cooper said the U.S. will "continue to rapidly deplete Iran's ability to threaten freedom of navigation." Source: CENTCOM, NY Post Media: Military Plus

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