Iran v/s U.S.: Soldiers killed, Trump warns for strikes on Iranian infrastructure
TRUMP WARNS OF STRIKES ON IRANIAN INFRASTRUCTURE
The U.S. President, Donald Trump, has warned that, if Iran attacks ships in the Hormuz now, then U.S. will blow up all the bridges in Iran.
He stated that, "From this point forward, any time the Islamic Republic of Iran shoots at a ship in the Strait of Hormuz, whether it be by Missile, Rocket, Drone, or any other device or weapon, the United States will bomb and destroy one bridge or power plant, including those located next to, or in, the Capital City of Tehran (Iran)".
Meanwhile America carried out simultaneous missile strikes on five cities on Iran, early Wednesday.
The U.S. aggression targeted areas in northern and southern Iran. The attacks occured in the cities of Tabriz, Behbahan, Kangavar, Omidiyeh, Sirik, and the Ports of Chabahr, Konarak, and Mahshahr, Air defenses were activated, including those in Tehran.
It is clear, the ceasefire has been violated and this marks to be the 11th night where America has attacked Iran. The latest exchange signals that hopes for de-escalation remain distant.
IRAN SIGNALS ENERGY PRESSURE
The Iranian Parliamentary spokesperson, Mohamed Bagher Ghalibaf, recently acknowledged the ongoing escalations.
He stated that "The equation of this war is clear: either all or none!
In a region where we do not sell oil, no one will sell oil. If our security is not ensured, no infrastructure will be safe, and the security of the Strait is in the absence of American forces.
We have repeatedly said that the situation of the Strait will not return to pre-war conditions".
This means Iran is going all out against those countries which are currently supporting America.
Iran has indicated that any attempt to block its oil exports could be met with broader disruption to regional energy flows.
IRAN ATTACKS SAUDI ARABIA
Iran has carried out major attacks on Saudi Arabia. Additionally, Iran also attacked King Abdullah Aziz Airbase with its ballistic missiles.
This is the first attack that Iran has carried out at this place, which is very significant. The flight operations at the airport had to be cancelled for some time.
The oil which Saudi Arabia sells from Bab-al-Maneb Strait, has been blocked by the Yemen's Houthis, and they are firing missiles at Saudi Arabian ships carrying oil.
This is a bigger obstacle for Saudi Arabia, because 60% of oil export of Saudi Arabia, takes place through the Bab-al-Maneb Strait.
This is the direct implementation of what MB Ghalibaf said "equation of this war is clear: either all or none! In a region where we do not sell oil, no one will sell oil"
IRAN'S MASSIVE ATTACK ON JORDAN
Iran has also intensified its attacks on Jordan. This counts to be the 25th time Iran has attacked Jordan.
IRGC stated that there is further damage from Wave 25 strikes on U.S. bases in Jordan. A helicopter depot hit, severely damaging two heavy American aircraft, and a strike on a forces' residence center killed and wounded a number of personnel.
The IRGC stated on these attacks that its punishment operations will continue. They have also reported to further increase its missile manufacturing capability.
Previously Kuwait, Bahrain, U.A.E., Saudi Arabia were the countries targeted mostly by Iran, Now, the American assets in these countries are decreasing. So, America is using its Jordanian bases. Now, Iran is carrying out massive attacks on those bases also.
In fact, Iran attacked Aqaba, near the U.S. military base in Jordan, and some column, fire were visible in the background.
It is obvious, even if these countries keep saying that their air defense system s strong, Iran's missiles are penetrating it and falling on ground casuing major devastation.
Meanwhile, new satellite images have emerged showing the U.S. warning radar at Kuwait's Ahmed Al-Jaber air base in ruins.
TRUMP ON U.S. CITIZENA ABOUT IRAN WAR
During a press conference, the U.S. President, Donald Trump, was asked by a journalist that many polls are coming that people in America are against this war.
To this Trump replied that the public is not against the war but gasoline prices are increasing, meaning fuel prices are increasing because of this people are in distress.
"America public is not against this war. He said the people do not want rising petrol prices but they are also not opposing the war.".
Analysts consider that Donald Trump is assuming that their country is in full support of their action, but the practical reality is indifferent.
CRUDE CLIMBS TO $93 PER BARREL
Today, the Brent Crude oil reached $93 per barrel in the international market. This means that the pressure on the international economy is increasing every day.
According to Press TV (Iran's official TV channel), the spokesperson stated, that Iranian army continued to produce missiles and attack drones even when the agreement was in effect during the Israeli conflict.
He stated that new missiles are being sent directly from the factory for use by the army and the weapon stock is also being continuously replenished.
The CIA said that about 70% of Iran's missile stockpile is intact despite many attacks.
Iran is clear that if anyone violates the agreement with them, then shall return to their own terms.
WHAT IT MEANS?
ESCALATION AT PEAK: Today counts to be the 11th day that both Iran and America are striking each other. With each rising day, escalation, deaths, and infrastructual damages are accelerating.
GLOBAL ECONOMIC PRESSURE: As Yemen's Houthis, applied naval blockade on Bab-al-Maneb Strait (the route of globes 10% trade), it is definite that the every economy will be effected. Within a day of the blockade, the brent crude oil price hiked to $93 per barrel & is expected to surge even higher in the upcoming days.
NO PRE-WAR CONDITIONS: Iran has affirmed that the Strait of Hormuz shall not return to the pre-war conditions. Meaning that if Iran is not secure to sell oil in a region then no one else will. Iran is confirmed to create obstacle to those who violate this idea. Iran already set an example for this, by blocking Bab-al-Maneb Strait, pressuring the globe economically, and manly of Saudi Arabia (whose 60% oil is transitted through Bab-al-Maneb Strait).
ATTACKS ON ALLIES- IRAN STRATEGY: America has been attacking Iran, through their military bases residing in countries aroun Iran like Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, etc, which are now America's allies. Iran has since been strategically attacking those bases directly, causing widespread damage & making them unoperational, which is now tending to decrease America assets, suffering them with a huge loss.
THE CONCLUSION
The U.S. and Iranian forces have exchanged another round of strikes, with reports of overnight attacks across multiple Iranian cities and renewed threats targeting critical infrastructure
Amidst the escalation, Israel is also becoming active again, they have increased their alert. The Israeli tanker are being prepared for emergency.
Donald Trump has acknowledged that many U.S. soldiers have died in the war and has also paid the tribute. They are continuously affirming that they will take revenge for the same from Iran.
In Iran every night, thousands of people are reaching the squares for demonstrations. So there is no problem in Iran for unity in country. The citizens, during Ali Khamenei's funeral, shout out slogans for revenge.
Iran is now getting that support somewhere or other through the sentiment of people. So there is no question of Iran retreating
Addressing the Hormuz, Iran had already informed that it would not reach the pre-war era. Iran knows that even though it does not have a nuclear weapon, they have a greater shield- the Strait of Hormuz
Furthermore, the Oil prices have surged amid fears of further disruption, while concerns grow that any escalation around the Strait of Hormuz could have significant consequences for global energy markets.
As on now there is no exit point visible in the ongoing war. As of now, negotiations are not prevailing. America will not surrender because America feels that it has already suffered a major blow from Iran and is facing another blow.
If the conflict disrupts shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, the consequences could extend far beyond the battlefield, affecting global energy supplies, inflation, and financial markets.
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