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Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡
BREAKING: Bloomberg and the FT just confirmed that a drone struck Saudi Arabia’s East-West oil pipeline. A pumping station was hit. Damage is being assessed. No group has claimed responsibility. Iran explicitly threatened to target this pipeline before the ceasefire if the United States struck Iranian power plants. This is not just another attack. This is the elimination of the last geographic hedge in global energy. The East-West pipeline, also called the Petroline, carries up to seven million barrels per day of crude oil from Saudi Arabia’s eastern Gulf fields to the Red Sea port of Yanbu. It was built for exactly this scenario: a Hormuz crisis. When the strait closes or becomes contested, Saudi Arabia can reroute its exports through 1,200 kilometres of desert pipeline to a port that bypasses the chokepoint entirely. It is the insurance policy that every energy model relies on when pricing Hormuz risk. The pipeline is why analysts say Hormuz closure is manageable. The pipeline is why Saudi Arabia can say it will not pay IRGC tolls and still export. That insurance policy just took a drone strike. The strait is now a yuan toll booth controlled by the IRGC, charging one dollar per barrel in cryptocurrency, with 15 to 20 ships passing per day instead of 138. The bypass pipeline that was supposed to provide the alternative just had a pumping station hit by a drone fired by the same proxy network that the ceasefire does not cover. There is no route through Hormuz without paying the IRGC in yuan. There is no route around Hormuz without risking drone attacks on the pipeline infrastructure. The geographic hedge is gone. Iran threatened this explicitly. Before the ceasefire, IRGC statements warned that Saudi energy infrastructure, including the East-West pipeline, would be targeted if the United States struck Iranian power plants. Trump threatened the power plants but ultimately paused before executing the strikes. The IRGC attacked the pipeline anyway. The threat was not conditional. It was a statement of capability, and the capability was demonstrated today. The molecule crisis now has no bypass. Iranian petrochemical capacity is rubble. Gulf petrochemical facilities are under active attack. The pipeline that was supposed to carry crude around the choke point is damaged. The strait that was supposed to reopen under the ceasefire charges yuan and operates at 11 percent of pre-war volume. And the fertiliser molecules that feed four billion people remain trapped behind a gate that only opens for oil molecules that fund the gatekeeper. This is the convergence that the market has not priced. Oil dropped 18 percent today on ceasefire euphoria. But the ceasefire did not stop 17 ballistic missiles and 35 drones at the UAE. It did not stop 100 Hezbollah targets being struck in Lebanon. It did not stop explosions at Sirri Island and Lavan refinery. It did not stop cluster munitions hitting Beersheba. And it did not stop a drone from reaching a pumping station on the one pipeline that was supposed to make the entire crisis survivable. When the bypass needs a bypass, the crisis is no longer about Hormuz. It is about geography itself. And geography has no ceasefire. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…
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Kylemander 🦎@Bitmander·
😱 Uh oh.....
Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡@shanaka86

BREAKING: Bloomberg and the FT just confirmed that a drone struck Saudi Arabia’s East-West oil pipeline. A pumping station was hit. Damage is being assessed. No group has claimed responsibility. Iran explicitly threatened to target this pipeline before the ceasefire if the United States struck Iranian power plants. This is not just another attack. This is the elimination of the last geographic hedge in global energy. The East-West pipeline, also called the Petroline, carries up to seven million barrels per day of crude oil from Saudi Arabia’s eastern Gulf fields to the Red Sea port of Yanbu. It was built for exactly this scenario: a Hormuz crisis. When the strait closes or becomes contested, Saudi Arabia can reroute its exports through 1,200 kilometres of desert pipeline to a port that bypasses the chokepoint entirely. It is the insurance policy that every energy model relies on when pricing Hormuz risk. The pipeline is why analysts say Hormuz closure is manageable. The pipeline is why Saudi Arabia can say it will not pay IRGC tolls and still export. That insurance policy just took a drone strike. The strait is now a yuan toll booth controlled by the IRGC, charging one dollar per barrel in cryptocurrency, with 15 to 20 ships passing per day instead of 138. The bypass pipeline that was supposed to provide the alternative just had a pumping station hit by a drone fired by the same proxy network that the ceasefire does not cover. There is no route through Hormuz without paying the IRGC in yuan. There is no route around Hormuz without risking drone attacks on the pipeline infrastructure. The geographic hedge is gone. Iran threatened this explicitly. Before the ceasefire, IRGC statements warned that Saudi energy infrastructure, including the East-West pipeline, would be targeted if the United States struck Iranian power plants. Trump threatened the power plants but ultimately paused before executing the strikes. The IRGC attacked the pipeline anyway. The threat was not conditional. It was a statement of capability, and the capability was demonstrated today. The molecule crisis now has no bypass. Iranian petrochemical capacity is rubble. Gulf petrochemical facilities are under active attack. The pipeline that was supposed to carry crude around the choke point is damaged. The strait that was supposed to reopen under the ceasefire charges yuan and operates at 11 percent of pre-war volume. And the fertiliser molecules that feed four billion people remain trapped behind a gate that only opens for oil molecules that fund the gatekeeper. This is the convergence that the market has not priced. Oil dropped 18 percent today on ceasefire euphoria. But the ceasefire did not stop 17 ballistic missiles and 35 drones at the UAE. It did not stop 100 Hezbollah targets being struck in Lebanon. It did not stop explosions at Sirri Island and Lavan refinery. It did not stop cluster munitions hitting Beersheba. And it did not stop a drone from reaching a pumping station on the one pipeline that was supposed to make the entire crisis survivable. When the bypass needs a bypass, the crisis is no longer about Hormuz. It is about geography itself. And geography has no ceasefire. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

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Daniel Foubert 🇵🇱🇫🇷
From a legal point of view, THERE IS NO CEASEFIRE AGREEMENT. These are unilateral, very short, and very vague NON-BINDING bilateral declarations of intent. A ceasefire agreement in international law requires a written instrument, mutual acceptance of identical terms, a defined scope covering all parties and theaters, verification mechanisms, and consequences for violation. None of those exist here. What exists is Trump posting on Truth Social that he is suspending bombing. And Iran's foreign minister posting on X that Iranian armed forces will facilitate passage. Two social media posts, published separately, using different language, describing different things, with no shared document, no signatures, no defined scope — Netanyahu immediately proved the point by carving out Lebanon unilaterally thirty minutes later. There is no text both sides have agreed to. There is no arbitration mechanism. There is no definition of what constitutes a violation. There is no enforcement body. Pakistan brokered it verbally through phone calls and is not a guarantor. The UN Security Council couldn't even pass a resolution on Hormuz this week — Russia and China vetoed it. Iran can close the Strait tomorrow and claim the US violated the conditions first by not rebutting the 10-point plan. The US can resume bombing tomorrow and claim Iran violated the conditions by not fully opening the Strait. Both would be legally unchallenged because there is no agreed standard to challenge against.
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Mario Nawfal
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal·
🇮🇷 Iran’s “Wave 99” just slammed the Gulf and Israel. 🇸🇦 Sadra, ExxonMobil, and Dow Chemical petrochemical complex in Al Jaleel, Saudi Arabia. 🇸🇦 Chevron Phillips petrochemical complex in Al Jawaimah, Saudi Arabia. 🇮🇱 40+ points across Rishon LeZion, Latrun, Dimona, Arad, and the Negev with Kheybar Shekan missiles. 🇮🇱 An Israeli vessel in the Strait of Hormuz. 🇦🇪 U.S. Navy maintenance center at Jebel Ali port, UAE. 🇰🇼 Radar systems and US forces at Ahmad al Jaber Air Base, Kuwait. This barrage came on the exact day of Trump’s deadline for reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran is sending a clear message: even under heavy pressure, it can still reach out and hurt the economies of the Gulf states and Israel at the same time. The longer this drags on, the higher the risk that one misstep turns a limited war into a much wider and more expensive regional crisis. Source: @DD_Geopolitics
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🚨🇮🇷🇺🇸🇮🇱 U.S.-Israeli airstrikes on Military Industries in Iran's Isfahan Province @TabzLIVE

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@BullTheoryio Per Axios, you say? WHAT A SUPRISE! The media firm that literally nobody on the planet had ever heard of before this whole war started.....
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Bull Theory
Bull Theory@BullTheoryio·
BREAKING: The White House now believes a deal with Iran is possible before the 8PM deadline tonight, per Axios. 24 hours ago the question was whether a deal could happen at all. Now the question is whether it can happen in time. Vance says he is confident Iran will respond before 8PM.
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The Middle East
The Middle East@A_M_R_M1·
🚨BREAKING: Exclusive Yemeni sources report that the Iran-backed Houthi group is moving its missile launch platforms today in valleys near the Yemen-Saudi border in preparation for the end of Trump’s deadline. ▪︎ The Houthis have reportedly received directives from Iran to target Saudi energy facilities and to close the Bab al-Mandeb Strait in the Red Sea.
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The Middle East
The Middle East@A_M_R_M1·
🚨BREAKING: The Iran-backed Houthi group in Yemen is amassing a large number of missile launch platforms in the mountain gorges near the Yemen-Saudi border in preparation for the expiration of Trump’s deadline for Iran. ▪︎ The group possesses a substantial arsenal of missiles and drones and leverages the mountainous terrain of Saada Governorate in northern Yemen, adjacent to Saudi Arabia.
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Rory Johnston
Rory Johnston@Rory_Johnston·
There it is—Dated Brent (i.e., spot) crude hits $144.46/bbl, a new all-time high.
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The Kobeissi Letter
The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter·
BREAKING: Iran responds after President Trump says their “entire civilization will die tonight:” “All diplomatic channels and indirect talks have been frozen after President Trump's recent threats,” Iran says.
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