that's not true
it's fine
and good points.
We expected that not much damage will hit Israel in beginning because of interceptors. Once those run low (maybe they assessed two weeks is what they have) then Iranian missiles would be more easily able to hit strategic targets.
You DO remember that a lot of US gasoline production is from imported oil, right?
yes Iranian attack options have been severely downgraded, but also the leadership paralysis is gone, albeit also the very leadership.Khamenei should have fired the entire leadership when Suleimani was killed and overhauled the entire IRGC, and most importantly sent them personally on the offensive. He must have known Iranian conventional military capabilities (rather the lack of it) were an Israeli strike away from being exposed and that is exactly what happened. So he should have thrown the proxies hard against the Israelis when he had them. Now Hezbollah and Hamas are no help to them.
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Its already going to be a blood bath. Almost 60% of world oil passes through that water way which Iran looks over.. oil shipping WILL slow. If ONE oil tanker is bombed or something, it is bye bye economy everywhere. No insurance company will insure any further shipment of oil.
Oil is not as big a part of US economy as other things are. Services are much bigger part. more expensive oil makes oil companies rich but overall slows down economy. 70s oil shock come to mind.
Might be good for ExxonMobil, not as good for the people driving around lifted pick ups. They'd have to implement prices controls to stop the price going up.
