LeonBlack08
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Can confirm it. The original video uploader is Bangladeshi and confirms it is in Kuwait in the subtitle.
I hope he doesn't get punished for reporting the truth.
Iran - Israel/US War: Israel-US declare war on Iran, Iran responds
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Can confirm it. The original video uploader is Bangladeshi and confirms it is in Kuwait in the subtitle.
I hope he doesn't get punished for reporting the truth.
clutch
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Gulf Arabs are waking up. Hopefully my prediction here in this thread of Saudi switching sides to form an alliance with Iran against Israel comes true
I hope you are right. But unfortunately, I doubt that. These GCC are 100% Zionist lovers. They actually facilitated the Palestinian genocide. I doubt they will do the right thing and support Iran now.
Oldenwisdom...قول بزرگ
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This drunk is facing chop shop. More talk than substance... get one more tattoo hag...
RescueRanger
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Gulf Arabs are waking up. Hopefully my prediction here in this thread of Saudi switching sides to form an alliance with Iran against Israel comes true
I'm sorry but twitter analysis should always be taken with a shed load of salt.
I've been watching Al Jazeera and some other Arabic news stations - their leadership is very much deploying the "we are innocent victims of Iranian aggression" narrative. A few twitter bots and idle chatter in the teashops is not going to change that reality.
Iran cannot - and is smart enough to realise this - rely on Gulf states to actively or even passively "support" it.
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Meengla
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If this war continues, then Tehran will become unlivable and even later Azerbaijan and other northern neighbors of Iran may get ungulfed. Pakistan and Afghanistan would be safer comparatively. I only have one good Iranian origin friend here and I offered her this help last night; she lives in another city now. She is really worried about her family in Tehran.
"Ms. XYZ. I hope your family and friends are safe and sound in Iran. This is a terrible war. I'm constantly following it. All of Pakistan is wishing the Iranians well. If your family needs to shelter then I could ask my family in Karachi to help. Just use the Taftan border to cross into Pakistan. "
"Ms. XYZ. I hope your family and friends are safe and sound in Iran. This is a terrible war. I'm constantly following it. All of Pakistan is wishing the Iranians well. If your family needs to shelter then I could ask my family in Karachi to help. Just use the Taftan border to cross into Pakistan. "
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Shags101
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Na it’s just the beginning of the end I
I have better one liners as well was fat when I was kid you either funny or get your ass beat decided to be the funny guy…..ok back to the thread Iranian launches should be coming shortly no sources just betting
tsunset
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That's what i was thinking recently
He replaced Ayatollah Khamenei with Ayatollah Khamenei, in not even a week
Meengla
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Before this conflict started, this thread had some Iranians who were excited about the prospects for a 'change' in Iran due to the protests in January. But some of us knew that the protests were organized by external forces, even though Iran could use major internal reforms. But we knew the protests were not organized to better the Iranians lives: It was to sow chaos.
The instigators of this war on Iran now don't even try to hide that the minimum goal is destruction of Iran so Iran will be busy for decades doing reconstruction. Where are those Iranians now? The Reza Shah guys?? Oh you fools!!!
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The instigators of this war on Iran now don't even try to hide that the minimum goal is destruction of Iran so Iran will be busy for decades doing reconstruction. Where are those Iranians now? The Reza Shah guys?? Oh you fools!!!
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RescueRanger
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Developing: An alleged Iranian missile has been intercepted over Turkish Airspace.
Shags101
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Muji.Iqbal
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RELATED TO IRAN WAR, OIL PRICES SURGE AROUND THE WORLD:
Brent crude futures rose as much as 29 percent to $119.50 a barrel in early trading on Monday. Shutterstock
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SINGAPORE: Oil prices surged more than 25 percent on Monday to their highest levels since mid-2022 as some major producers cut supplies and fears of prolonged shipping disruptions gripped the market due to the expanding US-Israeli war with Iran.
Brent crude futures rose as much as 29 percent to $119.50 a barrel in early trading on Monday, with US West Texas Intermediate surging 31.4 percent to a session high of $119.48 a barrel. Brent had already climbed 27 percent and WTI by 35.6 percent last week.
By 10:48 a.m. Saudi time, prices had pared back, with Brent up 14.17 percent in the session to stand at $105.80 a barrel. WTI was priced at $100.80, up 10.95 percent.
Energy markets are particularly nervous because the crisis is unfolding around the Strait of Hormuz, through which roughly one-fifth of the world’s oil supply normally passes.
Disruptions in tanker movements and rising security risks have already slowed shipping activity, leaving Asian buyers especially vulnerable given their heavy reliance on Middle Eastern crude.
“Unless oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz resumes soon and regional tensions ease, upward pressure on prices is likely to persist,” said Vasu Menon, managing director for investment strategy at OCBC in Singapore.
Iraq and Kuwait have begun cutting oil output, adding to earlier liquefied natural gas reductions from Qatar, as the war blocked shipments from the Middle East. Analysts expect the UAE and Saudi Arabia will have to also cut output soon as they run out of oil storage.
Also boosting prices is the appointment of Mojtaba Khamenei to succeed his father Ali Khamenei as Iran’s supreme leader, signalling that hardliners remain firmly in charge in Tehran a week into its conflict with the US and Israel.
“With the appointment of the late leader’s son as Iran’s new leader, US President Donald Trump’s goal of regime change in Iran has become more difficult,” said Satoru Yoshida, a commodity analyst with Rakuten Securities.
“That view accelerated buying, as Iran is expected to continue its closure of the Strait of Hormuz and attacks on other oil-producing nations’ facilities, as seen last week,” he said, predicting WTI could rise to $120 and then $130 a barrel in a relatively short period.
Tokyo’s benchmark Nikkei 225 index plunged as much as 7% in early Monday trading, while other Asian markets also tumbled.
Weeks or months of higher fuel prices
The war could leave consumers and businesses worldwide facing weeks or months of higher fuel prices even if the week-old conflict ends quickly, as suppliers grapple with damaged facilities, disrupted logistics and elevated risks to shipping.
“The next flag will be whether it eventually gets to a point where they have to start shutting in oil wells, which not only impacts output even further, it delays a response once the conflict eases as well. That would potentially sustain those prices for much longer,” said Daniel Hynes, senior commodity strategist at ANZ.
Iraqi oil production from its main southern oilfields has fallen by 70 percent to just 1.3 million barrels per day as the country is unable to export oil via the Strait of Hormuz due to the Iran war, three industry sources said on Sunday. Crude storage has reached maximum capacity, said an official with the state-run Basra Oil Company.
Kuwait Petroleum Corp. began cutting oil output on Saturday and declared force majeure on shipments, though it did not say how much production it would shut.
Iran’s attacks on oil infrastructure across the region have continued. Fujairah Media Office said fire broke out in the UAE’s Fujairah oil industry zone resulting from debris falling, with no injuries reported. Saudi Arabia’s Defence Ministry said on X it intercepted a drone heading to the Shaybah oilfield.
Israel’s military has threatened to kill any replacement for the deceased Ali Khamenei, while Trump said the war might only end once Iran’s military and rulers had been wiped out.
Meanwhile, as oil prices surged, US Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer called on Trump to release oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
“President Trump should release oil from the SPR now to stabilize markets, bring prices down, and stop the price shock that American families are already feeling thanks to his reckless war,” Schumer said in a statement.
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Oil passes $119 a barrel after 25% surge, on track for record daily jump
Brent crude futures rose as much as 29 percent to $119.50 a barrel in early trading on Monday. Shutterstock
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Oil passes $119 a barrel after 25% surge, on track for record daily jump
SINGAPORE: Oil prices surged more than 25 percent on Monday to their highest levels since mid-2022 as some major producers cut supplies and fears of prolonged shipping disruptions gripped the market due to the expanding US-Israeli war with Iran. Brent crude futures rose as much as 29 percent to...
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March 09, 202609:43
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SINGAPORE: Oil prices surged more than 25 percent on Monday to their highest levels since mid-2022 as some major producers cut supplies and fears of prolonged shipping disruptions gripped the market due to the expanding US-Israeli war with Iran.
Brent crude futures rose as much as 29 percent to $119.50 a barrel in early trading on Monday, with US West Texas Intermediate surging 31.4 percent to a session high of $119.48 a barrel. Brent had already climbed 27 percent and WTI by 35.6 percent last week.
By 10:48 a.m. Saudi time, prices had pared back, with Brent up 14.17 percent in the session to stand at $105.80 a barrel. WTI was priced at $100.80, up 10.95 percent.
Energy markets are particularly nervous because the crisis is unfolding around the Strait of Hormuz, through which roughly one-fifth of the world’s oil supply normally passes.
Disruptions in tanker movements and rising security risks have already slowed shipping activity, leaving Asian buyers especially vulnerable given their heavy reliance on Middle Eastern crude.
“Unless oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz resumes soon and regional tensions ease, upward pressure on prices is likely to persist,” said Vasu Menon, managing director for investment strategy at OCBC in Singapore.
Iraq and Kuwait have begun cutting oil output, adding to earlier liquefied natural gas reductions from Qatar, as the war blocked shipments from the Middle East. Analysts expect the UAE and Saudi Arabia will have to also cut output soon as they run out of oil storage.
Also boosting prices is the appointment of Mojtaba Khamenei to succeed his father Ali Khamenei as Iran’s supreme leader, signalling that hardliners remain firmly in charge in Tehran a week into its conflict with the US and Israel.
“With the appointment of the late leader’s son as Iran’s new leader, US President Donald Trump’s goal of regime change in Iran has become more difficult,” said Satoru Yoshida, a commodity analyst with Rakuten Securities.
“That view accelerated buying, as Iran is expected to continue its closure of the Strait of Hormuz and attacks on other oil-producing nations’ facilities, as seen last week,” he said, predicting WTI could rise to $120 and then $130 a barrel in a relatively short period.
Tokyo’s benchmark Nikkei 225 index plunged as much as 7% in early Monday trading, while other Asian markets also tumbled.
Weeks or months of higher fuel prices
The war could leave consumers and businesses worldwide facing weeks or months of higher fuel prices even if the week-old conflict ends quickly, as suppliers grapple with damaged facilities, disrupted logistics and elevated risks to shipping.
“The next flag will be whether it eventually gets to a point where they have to start shutting in oil wells, which not only impacts output even further, it delays a response once the conflict eases as well. That would potentially sustain those prices for much longer,” said Daniel Hynes, senior commodity strategist at ANZ.
Iraqi oil production from its main southern oilfields has fallen by 70 percent to just 1.3 million barrels per day as the country is unable to export oil via the Strait of Hormuz due to the Iran war, three industry sources said on Sunday. Crude storage has reached maximum capacity, said an official with the state-run Basra Oil Company.
Kuwait Petroleum Corp. began cutting oil output on Saturday and declared force majeure on shipments, though it did not say how much production it would shut.
Iran’s attacks on oil infrastructure across the region have continued. Fujairah Media Office said fire broke out in the UAE’s Fujairah oil industry zone resulting from debris falling, with no injuries reported. Saudi Arabia’s Defence Ministry said on X it intercepted a drone heading to the Shaybah oilfield.
Israel’s military has threatened to kill any replacement for the deceased Ali Khamenei, while Trump said the war might only end once Iran’s military and rulers had been wiped out.
Meanwhile, as oil prices surged, US Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer called on Trump to release oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
“President Trump should release oil from the SPR now to stabilize markets, bring prices down, and stop the price shock that American families are already feeling thanks to his reckless war,” Schumer said in a statement.
Oil passes $119 a barrel after 25% surge, on track for record daily jump
SINGAPORE: Oil prices surged more than 25 percent on Monday to their highest levels since mid-2022 as some major producers cut supplies and fears of prolonged shipping disruptions gripped the market due to the expanding US-Israeli war with Iran. Brent crude futures rose as much as 29 percent to...
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