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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The ink wasn't even dry before both sides started walking it back. Brandon Weichert argues talks of an imminent deal with Iran have been greatly exaggerated. "I don't actually believe this deal is real. And I'm sorry to say that I know a lot of people were understandably... show more

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BRANDON WEICHERT: We are still not close to a deal. Any deal that sees the Iranians in control of the Strait of Hormuz, in any way, is going to be perceived as a failure. — The fear in Riyadh and elsewhere in the Arab states is if that Strait remains closed, then nobody is selling oil. Brandon Weichert

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 There is no deal, and the ceasefire itself may have been called because Trump needed to slow the economic bleeding, and the U.S. arsenal is running bone dry. Brandon Weichert says Iran made $1.7 billion in Strait tolls in 30 days and has zero incentive to stop. Even if they sign the current framework, they get up to 30 days to remove the blockade, and they would take every second of it. "This thing will become an Iranian river." Brandon Weichert

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Iran is passing a law through parliament formalizing its sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz before any moU is even signed. Brandon Weichert went further and touched upon the fact that the moU only lasts 60 days, and probably would have no impact on a final solution on the nuclear front. "Then we are at an impasse, then the hostilities start all over again." Brandon Weichert

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🇺🇸 Brandon Weichert warns that a ceasefire or deal with Iran may only be a pause, not the end of the crisis. While reports suggest the U.S. has heavily depleted its stockpile of long-range precision weapons, Brandon says he remains concerned by suggestions that Washington could revisit military action within months if negotiations falter. His concern is that even a partial replenishment of U.S. munitions could convince the White House that military options are back on the table. "They assume Trump is going to restart hostilities, quote, soon." Brandon Weichert

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🇮🇷 The total breakdown in communication over control of the Strait of Hormuz suggests that this confrontation will not end with a peace deal or a diplomatic compromise. Brandon Weichert stresses that despite financial incentives or external pressure on shipping routes, regional actors are focused on sending a non-negotiable message. Miscalculating the depth of domestic public support and assuming military pressure would force a shift toward compliance stands as a massive intelligence failure. Brandon Weichert

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 A Hormuz deal giving Iran a formal role in managing shipping would amount to a major strategic setback for the United States Brandon Weichert says the consequences go far beyond the Strait itself. In his view, the outcome could reshape perceptions of U.S. military credibility, encourage rivals to test American power elsewhere, and accelerate broader shifts in the global financial order, including renewed questions about the future of the petrodollar. "If that's accurate, from a strategic perspective, this is a resounding defeat. Self-imposed, self-inflicted." Brandon Weichert

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇱 No amount of wishful thinking can turn the Iran war into a win for Trump, and it's set the world on a trajectory where the loss is even bigger for Israel. Brandon Weichert argued the war has made it impossible for any Gulf state to openly align with Israel, signaling the start of a period of real existential danger for the nation. "If Israel continues on the course it is on, it ceases to exist as a safe haven for international Jewish people. I think it will no longer be a viable national project." Brandon Weichert

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇱 No amount of wishful thinking can turn the Iran war into a win for Trump, and it's set the world on a trajectory where the loss is even bigger for Israel. Brandon Weichert argued the war has made it impossible for any Gulf state to openly align with Israel, signaling the start of a period of real existential danger for the nation. "If Israel continues on the course it is on, it ceases to exist as a safe haven for international Jewish people. I think it will no longer be a viable national project." Brandon Weichert

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WEICHERT: The Iranians are not out of the fight. They’ve killed a thousand innocent ppl, blockaded the Strait of Hormuz and are targeting Saudi and Qatari oil production. Air power alone may not end this. My fear is sending special forces to coordinate with the MEK would be a grave mistake. Brandon Weichert

WEICHERT: The Iranians are not out of the fight. They’ve killed a thousand innocent ppl, blockaded the Strait of Hormuz and are targeting Saudi and Qatari oil production. Air power alone may not end this. My fear is sending special forces to coordinate with the MEK would be a grave mistake. Brandon Weichert

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🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The situation in the Strait of Hormuz is rapidly descending into chaos as commercial ships face completely contradictory routing orders from Washington and Tehran. Brandon Weichert warns that while the U.S. claims the shipping lanes are open, Iran is aggressively dictating traffic in its own backyard. If captains follow American guidance into these contested waters, Brandon suggested ships may run into active minefields, ensuring the standoff ends in brutal proverbial tears. "nothing is resolved here; we've gotten a temporary reprieve." Brandon Weichert

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 The situation in the Strait of Hormuz is rapidly descending into chaos as commercial ships face completely contradictory routing orders from Washington and Tehran. Brandon Weichert warns that while the U.S. claims the shipping lanes are open, Iran is aggressively dictating traffic in its own backyard. If captains follow American guidance into these contested waters, Brandon suggested ships may run into active minefields, ensuring the standoff ends in brutal proverbial tears. "nothing is resolved here; we've gotten a temporary reprieve." Brandon Weichert

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