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🚨 BREAKING… This is not propaganda… this is operational reality. U.S. Navy warships just transited the Strait of Hormuz… openly… without coordinating with Iran. Let that sink in. This is the FIRST confirmed freedom-of-navigation transit through the strait since the conflict began. No permission. No acknowledgment of Iranian control....

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Global reset. Listen closely — this is one of the most important breakdowns yet of what’s unfolding around the Iran situation. It is a peek behind the curtain to President Trump’s longterm strategy. After Trump ordered U.S. Naval forces to begin a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, Maria Bartiromo laid out what she says is the broader geopolitical shift now underway. BARTIROMO: “Very big news. We have major developments this morning with the president directing the Navy to begin this blockade of ships in the Strait of Hormuz.” “This is very important because Iran tried hard to extort the global economy and take over securing the Strait of Hormuz.” “It is not working.” “As you just saw, the president’s post this morning on Truth Social, that the U.S. Navy is beginning this blockade right now of the Strait of Hormuz.” “Why is this important? Because the strait is a narrow waterway. Typically, the strait is the choke point where 20% of the oil and gas of the world is traveling through this strait and as a result of what you are seeing this morning with the Navy beginning this blockade, it will be able to stop ships.” “What we are seeing as a result? We are seeing a complete diversion.” “You’re seeing major super tankers change direction and go to the Gulf of America for oil and gas.” “The president was very clear they his address to the nation a week and-a-half ago.” “He said that the United States right now is operating at 95% capacity.” “He said that the United States right now is producing more oil and gas than Saudi Arabia and Russia combined and if you remember, he said it twice, he said let me say that again.” “The U.S. Is producing more oil and gas that Saudi Arabia and Russia combined.” “He directed allies to buy oil and gas from America.” “The U.S. and allies are increasing their naval presence in the Strait of Hormuz right now, to indicate to the world that, yes, Iran wanted the strait closed.” “It will then be closed and all the traffic will be redirected to the Gulf of America where the United States will up its capacity and up its sales of oil and gas to the rest of the world.”
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Global reset. Listen closely — this is one of the most important breakdowns yet of what’s unfolding around the Iran situation. It is a peek behind the curtain to President Trump’s longterm strategy. After Trump ordered U.S. Naval forces to begin a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, Maria Bartiromo laid out what she says is the broader geopolitical shift now underway. BARTIROMO: “Very big news. We have major developments this morning with the president directing the Navy to begin this blockade of ships in the Strait of Hormuz.” “This is very important because Iran tried hard to extort the global economy and take over securing the Strait of Hormuz.” “It is not working.” “As you just saw, the president’s post this morning on Truth Social, that the U.S. Navy is beginning this blockade right now of the Strait of Hormuz.” “Why is this important? Because the strait is a narrow waterway. Typically, the strait is the choke point where 20% of the oil and gas of the world is traveling through this strait and as a result of what you are seeing this morning with the Navy beginning this blockade, it will be able to stop ships.” “What we are seeing as a result? We are seeing a complete diversion.” “You’re seeing major super tankers change direction and go to the Gulf of America for oil and gas.” “The president was very clear they his address to the nation a week and-a-half ago.” “He said that the United States right now is operating at 95% capacity.” “He said that the United States right now is producing more oil and gas than Saudi Arabia and Russia combined and if you remember, he said it twice, he said let me say that again.” “The U.S. Is producing more oil and gas that Saudi Arabia and Russia combined.” “He directed allies to buy oil and gas from America.” “The U.S. and allies are increasing their naval presence in the Strait of Hormuz right now, to indicate to the world that, yes, Iran wanted the strait closed.” “It will then be closed and all the traffic will be redirected to the Gulf of America where the United States will up its capacity and up its sales of oil and gas to the rest of the world.”

Overton

69,284 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

🚨 BREAKING: Iran is trying to toll the Strait of Hormuz RIGHT NOW, the IRGC has essentially full control over the waterway President Trump is WARNING them ahead of negotiations this weekend: "Iran is doing a very poor job, dishonorable some would say, of allowing Oil to go through the Strait of Hormuz. That is not the agreement we have!"
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🚨 BREAKING: Iran is trying to toll the Strait of Hormuz RIGHT NOW, the IRGC has essentially full control over the waterway President Trump is WARNING them ahead of negotiations this weekend: "Iran is doing a very poor job, dishonorable some would say, of allowing Oil to go through the Strait of Hormuz. That is not the agreement we have!"

Eric Daugherty

105,488 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

🚨 BREAKING: IRAN NOW SEEKING CEASEFIRE — AFTER BEING CRUSHED A major shift is unfolding. Iran’s leadership is now signalling a desire for a ceasefire. President Trump’s response is clear: No deal… until the Strait of Hormuz is OPEN. “We will consider it when Hormuz is free, open, and clear.” Until then: Maximum pressure continues. Let’s be blunt about what this means: • Iran’s military capability has been severely degraded • Air dominance is firmly established • Strategic infrastructure has taken heavy damage “They’re begging to make a deal.” That tells you everything. This isn’t diplomacy from strength. This is negotiation from weakness. And the objective remains unchanged: No nuclear capability. No control over global energy choke points. The Strait of Hormuz is not optional. It’s the artery of the global economy. If it stays restricted: Oil spikes Supply chains choke Economies feel it instantly This is why the pressure is not easing. This is why the message is hard. We are watching a turning point. Not the end… But the moment one side realises it cannot win. Watch what happens next. Because this is where outcomes are decided.
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🚨 BREAKING: IRAN NOW SEEKING CEASEFIRE — AFTER BEING CRUSHED A major shift is unfolding. Iran’s leadership is now signalling a desire for a ceasefire. President Trump’s response is clear: No deal… until the Strait of Hormuz is OPEN. “We will consider it when Hormuz is free, open, and clear.” Until then: Maximum pressure continues. Let’s be blunt about what this means: • Iran’s military capability has been severely degraded • Air dominance is firmly established • Strategic infrastructure has taken heavy damage “They’re begging to make a deal.” That tells you everything. This isn’t diplomacy from strength. This is negotiation from weakness. And the objective remains unchanged: No nuclear capability. No control over global energy choke points. The Strait of Hormuz is not optional. It’s the artery of the global economy. If it stays restricted: Oil spikes Supply chains choke Economies feel it instantly This is why the pressure is not easing. This is why the message is hard. We are watching a turning point. Not the end… But the moment one side realises it cannot win. Watch what happens next. Because this is where outcomes are decided.

Jim Ferguson

24,338 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

🇺🇸🇮🇷 A retired U.S. Navy admiral says the U.S. should clear sea mines and secure the Strait of Hormuz. “If we don’t do this, the message to the world is that Iran controls that strait.” A chokepoint the world depends on.
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🇺🇸🇮🇷 A retired U.S. Navy admiral says the U.S. should clear sea mines and secure the Strait of Hormuz. “If we don’t do this, the message to the world is that Iran controls that strait.” A chokepoint the world depends on.

Mario Nawfal

145,761 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад