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...gislation on funding the war in Iran could face resistance. A very interesting point: if the estimate is correct, then the Americans burned through a 2-3 year supply of their cruise missiles in just four days. And such consumption is indeed substantial when you look at the rate at which these missile stockpiles are being replenished. At the end of 2025, it was reported that manufacturer Raytheon plans to deliver only 57 missiles in 2026. Before that, in December 2024, a contract was signed...
...operations. And by preliminary estimates alone, the US has already resources equivalent to over $10 billion. And now Western media has gotten around to the sea-based cruise missiles Tomahawk. According to an article in citing the Center for International and Strategic Studies, the US used 168 Tomahawk missiles in the first 100 hours of the war. In the coming days, the Pentagon will submit a request to Congress for up to $50 billion to replenish supplies. Sources note that any additional le...
Fwd from @ Flying off the shelves On the consumption of American Tomahawk missiles American spending on operations against #Iran is being counted by the whole world. Every penny goes toward tallying how much the White House has spent on military ...
Iranian drones have struck oil storage tanks at Fujairah Port in the UAE. Two large columns of smoke were seen rising from the area earlier.
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...100 dollars per barrel for futures and 140 dollars per barrel for real oil. Two Majors
Real oil is 40 dollars more expensive than paper oil. Physical contacts for Dubai oil (white color) and futures for Brent oil (blue color). Usually, they are quite close, but there is currently strong competition for physical oil in the region - ...
...ft and special forces have been conducting operations in recent days to neutralize units of the Shiite militia, the Al-Hashd al-Shaabi. They are quite active here. They are responsible for many strikes on American bases in the north of the country. They even claimed responsibility for the downing of an American KC-135 refueling aircraft the day before. Moreover, despite the relatively weak combat capability of these "units," the Al-Hashd al-Shaabi units are quite numerous (up to 100,000 in...
... news related to the deployment of American rapid response units in the region and the subsequent clearing of adjacent territories for this deployment. First and foremost, this concerns #Iraq, where the US Army's 82nd Airborne Division (and possibly other forces not yet reported in the media) will clearly be deployed to the region. To prevent this deployment from immediately ending in the fight against insurgents on Iraqi soil (which the Pentagon absolutely must not allow), American aircra...
War in the Middle East: A recap of March 13 – The US is amassing "infantry" in the region and clearing the area for its deployment… Yesterday was not much different from previous days of the war. However, the news feed is increasingly filled with...
🇮🇷A #drone targeted the headquarters of the opposition terrorist party in Sulaymaniyah🇮🇷
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... the EU's maritime security mission "Atalanta". However, no European fleet is currently ready to escort commercial ships through the Strait of Hormuz due to the risk of further conflict escalation. Subscribe @TheIslanderNews Donate - Support Our Work
... the strait closed. Amid the crisis, oil prices have risen to around $100 per barrel, and the cost of gas has increased by about 75%. European countries are trying to avoid direct involvement in the conflict. EU governments fear that a prolonged blockade of the strait will lead to rising energy prices for businesses and the population, exacerbate Europe's economic problems, and increase pressure on state budgets. Italy, France, and #Greece have sent military ships to the Red Sea as part of...
If this continues we might see 200$ a barrel...
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