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According to a release from U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), the U.S. destroyed 5 Iranian crude oil tankers, 4 in the Gulf of Oman, M/T Kaviz, M/T Charminar, M/T Horizon 1, and M/T Riesco, and 1 near Kharg Island, M/T Derya. The targeting of the tankers was in response to... Iran’s unsuccessful targeting of a U.S. warship twice in just as many days. Prior to the targeting of the crude oil tankers, according to the CENTCOM release and commensurate with reporting prior to the strikes, Iranian mariners were warned to evacuate the vessels beforehand. Per previous statements, the U.S. will continue to target Iranian tankers if they continue to target commercial shipping and U.S. warships in the region.show more

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Scott2 months ago

So weak, “look we blew up an un armed civilian tanker, we are so bad ass” 🙄

Evan Kirstel #B2B #TechFluencer2 months ago

@TFMetals

Edward Quince2 months ago

I guess this is us stopping them from having a nuclear weapon somehow? LMAO Energy wars baby! Always been about oil and the petrodollar and always will be!

TERRANEXTECH2 months ago

do to UK sanctions

J.Sherwood2 months ago

I’m sure THIS will lower gas/diesel prices……

DELAX | Geopolitical Risk Intelligence2 months ago

Seeing the way this is going, Washington is turning failed IRGC missile shots into a methodical takedown of Iran’s remaining shadow-fleet cash flow. Price the next move as fewer Iranian barrels, a stickier Hormuz risk premium, and no cheap off-ramp for Tehran that doesn’t look like a retreat. THE WORLD 🌎

🇺🇸2 months ago

The IRGC could care less. Go after them and their entire families.

scram2 months ago

Learn from fucking Japan, we are going to fuck you guys up if you touch our ships 🤣, GOD BLESS USA

Miguel2 months ago

I think I’m good with the strategy here but this is probably pissing off allies that are supposed to receive this crude oil.

Ikemefule!2 months ago

The targeted vessels—M/T Kaviz, M/T Charminar, M/T Horizon 1, and M/T Riesco in the Gulf of Oman, plus M/T Derya near Kharg Island—form part of a shadow fleet funding the IRGC, with crews warned to evacuate prior to strikes.

Łogan2 months ago

Why are we blowing them up instead of taking them and their oil

NoneYa2 months ago

👀

jewgasser2 months ago

now iran should set alight the naval blockade and burn these american jew wħøre toys in the arabian sea

nonconformist2 months ago

Well done.

Manta2 months ago

Well done

Jay2 months ago

They’re gonna run out of tankers at this rate🤣

Rasins were once dates2 months ago

You guys are gay retards

Donkey2 months ago

Keep such a constant and explainable pressure. You shoot at our warship = x amount of ships sunk (more than the last hit every time)

Southern Sun2 months ago

Empty I might hope

scram2 months ago

WE WARNED THOSE FUCKERS TO NOT TOUCH OUR SHIPS, GOD BLESS AMERICA

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