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There is no "Omani territorial waters". Iran is not part of the UNCLOS and does not recognize international navigation routes in the Strait of Hormuz.what right does Iran have to hit the ships in Omani territorial waters ?, specially when Oman is not part of the coalition.
Oil prices are manipulated. That's been the case since day 1 of the war. Actual spot prices are far above 100 a barrel even still now. Futures are bs and irrelevant. Stocks are dangerously low and current shipments barely handle daily demand, never mind stocks. Stop posting crybaby stories from your shared appartment in Italy.Well, I know for sure that they haven't been getting emptied either during the so-called MoU, which was repeatedly violated by the US. See the difference?
Yeah, talk about an oil shock when it has happened already. As of now, oil is still under $80 per barrel.
what right does Iran have to hit the ships in Omani territorial waters ?, specially when Oman is not part of the coalition.
Bro, make it make sense. Either Iran has won the war according to these people or not.oil price decline was the reward to the US for stopping its aggression.
Going up and an oil crash are different things. Oil needs to reach $150 to cause an oil shock and it's currently half that price.Now that the US has resumed its aggression, the oil price will go back up , causing pain to the US and its allies.
The whole world knows the Emperor has no clothes but they'd rather pretend that he is quite well-dressed because it suits them.Don't miss the forest for the trees. Look at the larger picture. The US dragged the whole region into an un-necessary war, failed to crush Iran, failed to protect its allies, and is being pushed around by Iran, a country with a vastly inferior military and economy. The whole world is seeing the American emperor with no clothes.
then why was iran willing to share toll with oman ?There is no "Omani territorial waters". Iran is not part of the UNCLOS and does not recognize international navigation routes in the Strait of Hormuz.
If you read my comments earlier, I have mentioned this at least 10 times so far that getting Oman involved in this was actually the stupidest possible move because it goes completely against Iran's narrative and official position.then why was iran willing to share toll with oman ?
Another ridiculous comment. Manipulated or not, it's still less than $80 bbl. It's an oil shock when it cannot be manipulated to be this low.Oil prices are manipulated. That's been the case since day 1 of the war. Actual spot prices are far above 100 a barrel even still now. Futures are bs and irrelevant. Stocks are dangerously low and current shipments barely handle daily demand, never mind stocks. Stop posting crybaby stories from your shared appartment in Italy.
To defelct criticism. If you claim it's just the territorial waters of 2 countries, you can't NOT include Oman. It's either territorial waters legally, or it's a so called made up because it suits the US 'freedumb of navigation'. But Oman is a slave, like most Arabs, and they're afraid to anger their master. Therefore, Iran will claim the full strait and the full persian gulf. What you gonna do about it?then why was iran willing to share toll with oman ?
You're writing too much stupid shit. Migrant? As if your actual clown ass is Dutch by blood? F*ck off lol Keep crying that Trump humiliated you stupid fools for the millionth thousand times since your victorious surrender after accepting their ceasefire.This migrant in Italy is still talking about futures prices, which are fully irrelevant and fully manipulated. Oil shock has been here since four months. Even biggest oil company CEO's are talking about the biggest shock in history. Aramco said spot prices during the war have been at 180 a barrel. Stop crying about futures.

Renewed fuel bridge now active in CENTCOM AOR:
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Please note this comment by NATO:
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has already defended the new wave of US strikes as "absolutely necessary,". This is a clear indication for the first time of strong Western alliance alignment.
What we may expect going forward is a sustained US military footprint in the region as CENTCOM works to permanently degrade Iran’s coastal denial capabilities and secure the Strait of Hormuz.


The people who claimed Iran was handling this perfectly and had won the war can now see why their comments were extremely stupid.
When shit starts to hit the fan, its very hard to stay optimistic and think that cooler heads will prevail, the MoU was already been under pressured by the entities crooks in USA which control the wealth and power, basically the WDC. And such rash actions from Iran won't help either, yes the war is imposed on Iran based on the whimps and dreams of a derange lunatic motivated by some end times religious ideologies, but someone has to be the adult and make rational decision, every rocket/missile/air strike is like a lit match stick thrown into a pile of TNT, so far that TNT hasn't blown up but it will if people/countries keep trying their luck.Again, when national pride is at stake, who are we to pass judgement on Iran. They are a proud people with culture, history and tradition. This is not their first rodeo; there are other factors at play here that we yet don't fully understand. I understand the gist of your argument, and it has merit but remember that Iran is the aggrieved party here because the conflict was thrust upon them without any due cause or egregious action.
That said, this recent incident unless controlled could become a spark that leads to further conflagration.