US Perspective on the Iran - Israel / US War

[Fatman17]

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[Davey Crockett]

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@miadmaleki: 1/10 The U.S. naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz would cost Iran approximately $276M/day in lost exports and disrupt $159M/day in imports, a combined economic damage of ~$435M/day, or $13B/month. Ov...…

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10/10 BOTTOM LINE: A naval blockade imposes ~$435M/day in combined economic damage. Storage fills in 13 days, forcing well shut-ins that cause permanent reservoir damage. The rial enters terminal collapse. Iran's alternatives outside the Strait can replace less than 10% of Gulf throughput. The blockade makes continued resistance economically impossible.

 

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[SolarWarden]

But I am reading on the interwebs every day that Cubans desperately want America to bomb their country and liberate them! Just like the Iranians and Venezuelans and Iraqis etc. Even the Mexicans.

Fine. If they want the US to bomb them to free them I guess we can book them for May? Ask the interwebs if May works for them.

 

[جوبا]

Thread by @miadmaleki on Thread Reader App

@miadmaleki: 1/10 The U.S. naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz would cost Iran approximately $276M/day in lost exports and disrupt $159M/day in imports, a combined economic damage of ~$435M/day, or $13B/month. Ov...…

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10/10 BOTTOM LINE: A naval blockade imposes ~$435M/day in combined economic damage. Storage fills in 13 days, forcing well shut-ins that cause permanent reservoir damage. The rial enters terminal collapse. Iran's alternatives outside the Strait can replace less than 10% of Gulf throughput. The blockade makes continued resistance economically impossible.

There is still an economic lifeline unless they also going to start hitting the floating storage?

 

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[Davey Crockett]

There is still an economic lifeline unless they also going to start hitting the floating storage?

Read #8 about oil shut ins.