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Something is going down… eyes on. It’s likely connected to President Trump stating he doesn’t feel confident about making deal with Iran and after meeting with military generals at Camp David 1. UK Maritime Trade issued a rare warning about rising tensions in the Gulf, Strait of Hormuz, and... Gulf of Oman, citing potential military escalation that could directly affect shipping. 2. The US Embassy in Iraq is prepping for an ordered evacuation due to security threats. 3. The State Department is pulling nonessential staff and families from Bahrain and Kuwait. 4. U.S. military dependents in Bahrain have been cleared for temporary departure. None of these moves came from Fleet Forces Command, meaning this likely came from the top, possibly the White House. Something serious is unfolding.show more

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JKash 🍊MAGA Queen1 year ago

Isn’t it interesting that we only know this due to the UK Navy giving it away???

MJTruthUltra1 year ago

Yes… but Trump also hinted that he was with mil generals and admirals talking about things he couldn’t discuss. That’s POTUS speak for mil plans

Truth Enjoyer1 year ago

There is a vote to dissolve the Israeli coalition tonight so Netanyahu will probably strike to derail that and maintain power.

Mike, Unusual 🌺✨🗡️1 year ago

Interesting how this comes just a few days after our Navy moved 4 of its ships from the Red Sea to the Southern California coast. 🤔

Slingshot News1 year ago

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Mark Tournier1 year ago

Pray for America's men and women to make it back safely! 🙏🇺🇸

Dr Money1 year ago

Sounds like a strike by Israel on Iran to me…..

A/B Tecky1 year ago

Eyes on!

Joseph galimi1 year ago

Many believe Israel will attack Iran soon June 15-19th

Raven1 year ago

I think they might take out theNuke facilities

Matthew Gennari1 year ago

Look at his hands tip of the spear again just like the hat he wore at fort Bragg

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32,618 views • 4 months ago

"The problem with the Strait of #Hormuz is really not a military one. It is one of markets, shipping and insurance, and their confidence that passage through the Strait is safe. All Iran needs to do is fire a missile or drone from time to time to undermine this confidence. This confidence cannot be restored by the military but only through diplomacy. We have a number states coming forward now trying to open a backchannel with Iran to negotiate free passage through the Strait. We will see a gradual opening of the Strait for some countries who have agreements in place with the Iranians possibly brokered by Oman. My prediction would be that the US with a military-only President would be one of the last countries to get a free passage."

"The problem with the Strait of #Hormuz is really not a military one. It is one of markets, shipping and insurance, and their confidence that passage through the Strait is safe. All Iran needs to do is fire a missile or drone from time to time to undermine this confidence. This confidence cannot be restored by the military but only through diplomacy. We have a number states coming forward now trying to open a backchannel with Iran to negotiate free passage through the Strait. We will see a gradual opening of the Strait for some countries who have agreements in place with the Iranians possibly brokered by Oman. My prediction would be that the US with a military-only President would be one of the last countries to get a free passage."

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30,224 views • 6 months ago

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The Strait of Hormuz sits in Iranian territorial waters and there is no time limit on that geographic reality. Prof. Foad Izadi from Iran says Iran has been a coastal state to the Strait since the beginning of civilization. The U.S. is 11,000 kilometers away with zero legal standing. "They have no right here. The U.S. is a coastal state to the Gulf of Mexico. It is the Gulf of Mexico." فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The Strait of Hormuz sits in Iranian territorial waters and there is no time limit on that geographic reality. Prof. Foad Izadi from Iran says Iran has been a coastal state to the Strait since the beginning of civilization. The U.S. is 11,000 kilometers away with zero legal standing. "They have no right here. The U.S. is a coastal state to the Gulf of Mexico. It is the Gulf of Mexico." فواد ایزدی Foad Izadi

Mario Nawfal

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