The Iran War, Day 6 || Bonus Video
Day six of the Iran war has brought an escalation of the energy crisis; Qatar's largest LNG facility was just shut down, and Iraqi oil has been shut in because the Persian Gulf is closed.
Iran's political leadership is being hunted down, and the IRGC is stepping up to its role as being the front line of regime survival. Strikes have since become more erratic. This signals that as long as Iran retains weapons capability, it will keep firing. The U.S. is struggling to keep up with the cheap and rapid production of Iran's drones, but Britain is bringing Ukraine into the Gulf for its counter-Shahed drone; whether it holds up in a new setting is yet to be seen.
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Given intel that the USA is rapidly going through some of the more sophisticated weapons, it seems like we are flaunting to the world that we are overextending ourselves. Moronic moves
We screwed the Kurds way too many times
Yup…. All the way back to the gulf wars
Aren’t there pipelines to get to the Red Sea?
Not enough capacity to manage the volume as far as I know, plus they can't be moved to all the places needed. Plus the entry points at the refinery are getting attacked.
Could the US bomb the drone factories?
How fast can LUCAS be built?
Here's an idea. The US licenses Ukrainian tech, and production, for anti-Shahed systems and pays Ukraine for training. Income for Ukraine. Quick tech and production for the US. Win, win. The problem I see is that Trump doesn't seem to be a win, win sort of guy. More "I win. You lose."
Unfortunately, I can’t see Trump admitting to any need of any outside assistance. This would be to admit that Ukraine holds some cards.
Good to hear the Brits being constructive
The Ukrainians are coming..... https://youtu.be/Jj9STmoRkeA?is=D1IJ6WL8KU8wWR3J
as a Canadian I love this what movie was that from 😄
Shitshow to end all shitshows