The US attacks Iran again
The Iranians have told the Omani government that they would like to work with them. They have negotiations, but
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the Iranians have also said if Oman pulls back under duress from the United States, uh Iran will do it alone. So
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Iran is not going to wait for Oman. The decision has been made in Iran that they will for now on control the strait.
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They will take fees, not extraordinarily high fees because Iran wants uh shipping to go through the
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straight. Iran wants the Persian Gulf to be a source of wealth for the entire region and for Iran as well. But
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Iran will also prevent uh hostile ships, naval ships uh from the Israeli regime or the United States from being able to
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go to the Persian Gulf to militarize it once again.
it appears that the
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Iranians have uh down Fuji. There are two important ports where
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oil is continuing to come out of the Middle East. One is Yanbu which is
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the Saudi port on the Red Sea and as you said it looks like the Houthis may shut
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down the Red Sea. And that means that the Saudi oil going to Yanboo will not
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come out of the Red Sea. And I would just note quickly that even if the Houthis don't shut down the Babal
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Mandab Strait, which is what closes off or potentially could close off the Red Sea, the Iranians could just attack
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Yanbu and shut down the flow of Saudi oil coming out of Yanbu. And as I said,
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they've already shut down the flow of oil coming out of Fuji. And that's the
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United Arabs, United Arab Emirates port on the sea of Oman that is outside of
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the straight of Hormuz. So just very important to understand the UAE has been shipping probably about 1.7-1.8
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million barrels a day out of Fujara. And that's now been cut off. And it
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looks like the Saudi oil flow out of the Red Sea is likely to be cut off as well.
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So I just wanted to emphasize that those two places, Fujyra and Yanbu really
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do matter. And both are now involved in the mix in a serious way.
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Ukraine and the West are growing
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closer and closer together. The West is becoming more invested in the Ukraine war than it ever has been. And from
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the Russian point of view, it's quite clear that what the west and Ukraine together want to do is they want to
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defeat Russia. And the question is how can Russia avoid that outcome.
the Americans began to violate the deal
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as expected. They refused to hand over Iranian stolen assets. They refused to
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force the Israelis to leave Lebanon. These are all their commitments. They refused to stop threatening Iran. That's
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a part of the deal. They expanded sanctions, another violation. They
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reversed the lifting of the sanctions of Iranian oil exports, another
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violation of the deal. And so in in general they were
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doing the only thing that they left was the siege. There was no siege. they
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wanted to be able to take the oil but prevent Iran from being able to
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benefit from them. And then they of course opened up this corridor which was
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in violation of article 5 because they wanted to undermine Iran's authority over this trade which was
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recognized in article 5 of the so for a couple of weeks Iranians kept warning
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the Americans. They warned tankers not to go use the American corridor. But the
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countries that assisted the United States in the war, the Saudis, the Qataris, the Emiratis, they would send
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their tankers through that corridor. In other words, they were trying to undermine Iran alongside the United
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States. So ultimately Iran had to after warning tankers repeatedly, they struck
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a number of tankers and the Americans bombed Iran, which of course is another violation. So article 5 was
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violated because the Americans opened up their own corridor in violation of the agreement and then of course they bombed
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Iran and now they've shut the straight through a siege. So every every
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element of the MoU has been undermined by the Americans. The objective of the Americans, of
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course, was to, since they lost the four 40-day war, the Ramadan war, they
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lost the siege warfare, they lost at the negotiating table. What Trump was
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trying to do was trying to undermine the MoU and win the war through
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cheating the Iranians. So, they would refrain from carrying out their
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obligations. they would take control of the straight of Hormuz
Iran was simply following the protocols that it had established in accordance with MoU.
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I think it's it's vitally important that people around the world understand that
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the paragraph five in the MoU gave Iran the only authority, didn't
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identify the United States or Oman or any other Gulf country that it was only
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Iran that had the responsibility for ensuring the safe passage of ships through the straight of Hormuse and in
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in conjunction with that Iran prepared, set up, the Persian Gulf Strait
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Authority and and provided the protocols that ships are to follow. Provide us the name of your captain, the
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name of the ship, the owner of the ship, the destination of your cargo, and
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what are the names of the sailors on board, what are the nationalities, fill
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that, file that in advance and you can go. But Iran also stipulated in those protocols, any ship that does not adhere
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to these will be met with force. So when Iran tried to enforce those protocols,
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the United States took it upon himself, said, "Well, we're not going to allow that” and attacked Iran, which was a
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violation of paragraph one of the MoU. So Iran responded.
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the Iranian people want. They want revenge.
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And the the last written message from Mutaba Kami basically endorsed that.
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So Iran's in no mood. They're not looking. They're no
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consiliation among them right now. including with Galibuff. You know
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there have been some criticisms of Assange and Galibuff among some of the population accusing them of being way
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too soft, way too lenient in dealing with the United States. But both
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have been out in public of late making it clear that you know, if you
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will, the the opportunity for negotiation is passed. Iran is going to press
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forward and they made it very clear in the release last week if the United States proceeds with these attacks
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they are going to close the Babel Mandab they will reappraise re-evaluate their
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nuclear doctrine and they will withdraw from the NPT. So those are sort of the
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benchmarks to keep an eye on. When we see that happen then that lets us know that you know Iran is moving
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forward in that direction.
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When a CIA report claimed some Chinese
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ship had chemical weapons or some weapons of mass destruction on board,
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the US tried to stop it. The Chinese said no. And so, the US literally turned off the GPS. So this this ship no longer
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had the ability to navigate other than going back you know to compass
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and a sextant. So it showed that the the US by controlling GPS could
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control the Chinese fleet at the time. So China said ah we've learned an
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important lesson here. We got to have our own system which they developed the BYU and now they have it. It
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is a GPS system. Is actually more accurate than GPS. And Iran adopted that
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because previously back in the 12-day war, Iran was still using GPS targeting on its missiles and it wasn't widely
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known at the time, but the United States and Israel were able to spoof or give those, you know, put false GPS
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coordinates into those missiles to take them off course where they didn't
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hit their targets. That's now not the problem. Now they're highly accurate and they're hitting and it's because of the
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Chinese system. So you've gota, I put all that in background, just to say that
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this the entire face of this war has changed in a way that is very
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disadvantageous to the west.
