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Larry Johnson: Iran Fires on 3 US Ships – US Bombs Qeshm – FLAMES OF WAR IGNITE
Published 2 weeks, 5 days ago
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Tensions escalate in the Persian Gulf as US forces target vessels near Iran, raising fears of full-scale war. With 32% of global oil and critical supplies like LNG, helium, and fertilizer components flowing through the region, disruptions threaten severe worldwide economic consequences. Gulf states remain divided: UAE aligns closely with Israel and Washington, while Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, and Qatar show caution, limiting US military access. Meanwhile, China, Russia, and Iran coordinate on a new regional security architecture. Analysts warn US missile stockpiles are depleting, market manipulation obscures real risks, and Israel faces vulnerability to Iranian retaliation. As BRICS strengthens and Western influence wanes, the path to negotiation appears closed, with escalation more likely than de-escalation in coming weeks. Economic fallout may ultimately force political change as global supply chains fracture.
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