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Oil Is Over $100. The Strait Is Closed. The U.S. Just Blockaded Iran. And the S&P 500 Is Back to Where It Started.
Millions of Flights Could Soon Be Grounded
Trump declares Strait of Hormuz 'permanently open' just hours after imposing Iran blockade as China intervenes: 'They want me to do it'
We asked AI to find the conflict's biggest boosters in Washington. Surprise: many are connected to Israel and pushed for the invasion of Iraq too.
A two-week Iran-US-Israel ceasefire is still in effect despite the collapse of last weekend's Islamabad talks, where the big hang up was fierce disagreement over Iran's nuclear development.
It seems likely that the negotiations will not produce an agreement.
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said in a social media post that he thanked Pakistan for its "gracious hosting" of the US-Iran dialogue as he received the country's Army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir in Tehran on Wednesday.
Iran's National Petrochemical Company (NPC) has halted its petrochemical exports "until further notice" to prioritize domestic supply, which was disrupted by US-Israeli strikes between February 28 and April 8.
Dangerous possibilities: Iran trying to sink an American warship, US confronting Chinese vessels, oil crisis prolonged and worsening
In March I published an article titled "Global Energy Crisis Or Iranian Surrender In Five Weeks?" in which I outlined the "worst case" and "best case" scenarios for the war in Iran.
Ship-tracking data shows 279 ships have passed through the strait and 22 have been attacked since the war on Iran began.
Iran Israel War Live Updates: Bessent threatens Iran with economic pain equivalent to bombings; Tehran offers safe ship passage via Oman side of Hormuz
Until now, the US-Iran conflict has largely unfolded in the skies, but it is shifting to a far more complex and risky maritime phase. The US Navy faces the challenge of enforcing a blockade on Iranian ports, aiming to choke off vital oil revenues whi
After sailing near the Iranian coast, the trio have now emerged into open waters.
...that they are looking to supply air defense missiles and systems to Iran.
If the US accepts Iran's 10 demands, Trump reportedly has, including a toll booth, Iran will have won.
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To maintain its fossil fuel supply and also show Tehran that their alliance is worth preserving, Beijing must challenge the American blockade
Key factor in success of US strategy is reactivating scores of recently retired planes from the boneyard where the Air Force sent them
There is much confusion about President Trump's announced blockade of Iran's partial blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.Who's getting through? Who is blocked? Who is in danger? How long will the blockade last? New talks coming?
...and that's where things get risky.
...To Preserve Talks, Avoid All-Out War. Mediators scrambling to put together another round of talks as Tehran offers only 5-year nuclear moratorium...
Joining me today is Patrick Henningsen, here to discuss largely the Iran war - and the many lies surrounding it - as he has just returned from Iran where he was able to definitively debunk numerous western lies about what recently took place in the c
Crassus ignored better advice and pushed deep into hostile territory.
Trump now says he - meaning the U.S. Navy - will attempt to block the Strait of Hormuz to all traffic, if the Iranians do not accede to Trump's (that is to say, Israel's) demands by tomorrow.
Ruler of the United States, Donald Trump, has proposed a $1.5 trillion "defense" budget in order to fund the war with Iran. On Friday, the ruler also requested a 10% cut in non-defense spending for the 2027 fiscal year.
President Trump is once again engaged in a high risk bet in hopes that Iran will buckle to US demands after failed initial truce talks in Pakistan. The blockade now in effect as of Monday seeks to starve Iran of $200 million in daily oil revenues.