Ship strikes in the Strait of Hormuz steadily rise amid intensified Iranian campaign to disrupt the USraeli-Omanian route.Trackers such as UKMTO and Kepler-style AIS platforms have become far less credible. UKMTO explicitly states it "does not attribute" incidents and relies on voluntary ship reports that can lag or omit sensitive details. Commercial AIS providers (Kepler and peers) can be spoofed, jammed, or selectively filtered in contested waters, and some publicly downplay Iranian-linked attacks under USraeli pressure to avoid market panic. Independent satellite and insurance data frequently show much higher incident counts than these "US-friendly" feeds.USA has effectively resigned from the tanker-for-tanker response policy which is a sign of weakness. Combined with reported US pressure/blackmail on Europe to release strategic reserves, this signals the real disruption and oil-risk level is substantially worse than the sanitized picture pushed by certain trackers. You dont need to deplete small Eurofaggot reserves in situation when the flows are restored according to your propaganda, after all xDSTS (ship-to-ship) policy is unsustainable long-term: a $30/ton fee versus the normal $2 destroys margins. It idles tankers, accelerates fleet aging, spikes insurance, reroutes trade, and shrinks effective capacity, while making oil uncompetetive for Asian buyers. Iran sought only $1; operators now pay $30 just to avoid the $1 risk. That forced premium, driven by USraeli policy, multiplies costs across global energy shipping and is how the USrael undermines the world economy.
>>543685801This is now an indian hate thread
>>543685801>Ship strikes in the Strait of Hormuz steadily riseGood to hear.The dividends of my oil industry stocks are soaring.Still waiting for my Gold to pump but it'll get there as the Bond markets explode.
This graph explains why USrael could blackmail Eurofaggots to release reserves and they couldnt refuse. xDhttps://www.politico.com/news/2026/10/02/white-house-diesel-europe-01104936
Iran struck at least 8 vessels in 5 days, without any "response" from the US despite the "tanker-for-tanker" policy announced on Sept 2.There are two reasons to this:- They dont want to escalate as long as only few tankers are struck and few seafarers die.- They dont want Iran to retaliate like the last time they did.
>>543687413Third option: Iran has literally no tankers left to strike.
>>543687618They have plenty of idle/empty tankers easy for destruction. USrael was striking at them in first half of September as a punishment for Iran striking tankers in Hormuzy but then Iran retaliated by bombing US base in Jordan that resulted in damage of several aircrafts.
Saudi refinery in Riyadh is burning after todays Houthi ballistic strikes. 100% interception rate, as usual xD
>>543687797Aramex Riyadh now
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>>543687797Refineries 100% intercepted them!
>>543687797>>543687870>>543688446Saudi Aramcos Riyadh infrastructure is protected by an integrated, multi-layered air defense network:Long-Range Layer: MIM-104 Patriot (PAC-2/PAC-3) and THAAD batteries intercept high-altitude ballistic and cruise missiles.Point & Short-Range Layer: Oerlikon Skyguard air-defense guns, C-RAM systems, and allied Patriot detachments shield specific perimeter grounds.Counter-UAV Layer: Silent Hunter laser systems and directed electronic warfare jamming counter low-altitude drone swarms.Recent reports confirm additional US Patriot deployments protecting key Saudi oil facilities:https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/article-910394
>>543686279Hostile takeover by burgers. Well played.
Yemens 2nd largest city is now completely besieged by the Houthis, and its fall is imminent. All roads leading to the city of Taiz have been seized, and supplies have been cut off. Ansar Allah forces have been spotted on the road connecting Taiz to Aden.Taizs isolation threatens government control in southwest Yemen. Cutting the Taiz-Aden road (Hayjat al-Abd) severs the citys main supply line for food, fuel, and reinforcements from the provisional capital. This risks fully encircling government-held Taiz enabling gradual strangulation without a costly assault. Success would free Houthi forces to consolidate Red Sea/Bab al-Mandeb gains, pressure Aden, and deal a major blow to the Saudi-backed government amid their post-coastal offensive.Vid-rel, a comfy footage of Houthis sniping Saudi mercenaries on the Jizan frontline.https://files.catbox.moe/rl46b7.mp4
>>543690146Video of Saudi mercenaries in Taiz handing over their military equipment to Houthis.https://streamable.com/v3v3u2
France says Kingdom ‘can count on’ Paris as troops deployed to protect Yanbu. French troops would contribute to the protection of the Yanbu site in a “purely defensive capacity,” Maisonnave said. He described the facility as vital not only to Saudi Arabia but also to Europe, with its security contributing to the stability of global energy markets. France’s Foreign Ministry said last week that Paris was prepared, at the request of Saudi authorities, to contribute to securing the Kingdom’s energy infrastructure following Houthi strikes.https://www.arabnews.com/saudi-arabia/france-says-kingdom-can-count-on-paris-as-troops-deployed-to-protect-yanbu-3003901Yesterday Houthis drones struck the Yanbu port terminal despite the French AD protectionhttps://www.tradewindsnews.com/tankers/new-houthi-attack-targets-yanbu-port-/2-1-2052926?zephr_sso_ott=nlrTmS
>RIYADH, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia is planning an offensive against Iran-backed Houthi militants in Yemen, with options being considered including a coastal push to secure the Red Sea shipping route or an assault on multiple fronts, regional and Western officials told Reuters.https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/saudis-plan-assault-houthis-break-red-sea-chokehold-2026-10-02/It will be a carnage... of Saudi troops, as usual xD
After gaining control of the Bani Muhammad area, Houthi forces are advancing toward Al-Za'za' in the Shamayyatayn district of Taiz Governorate, drawing closer and closer to Al-Turba, the last supply route between Taiz and Aden. Collapse of defenses on the Shamayteen Directorate front in Taiz, and Houthi forces, after taking control of Al-Za'az', advance toward Al-Zakirah, which is 10 km from the last supply route in the Turba area.
