Not looking good at all sigh
• US timeline: President Donald Trump gave conflicting answers today about his Iran war strategy. At a news conference, he said US goals may be “pretty well complete” after telling House Republicans that “we haven’t won enough.”
• Downplays oil price rise: The president said the US has struck over 5,000 targets, but the military is leaving “some of the most important targets for later in case we need to do it.” Trump also claimed the war would lead to lower oil prices over the long term.
• “No room” for diplomacy: A top Iranian official told CNN that Tehran is prepared for a long war and signaled that it is willing to continue attacking Persian Gulf countries.
• Stockpile: Meanwhile, recovering Iran’s remaining highly enriched uranium stockpile that is believed to be in a storage facility deep underground would require a significant number of US ground troops, seven current and former officials told CNN.
Other reports suggest that stockpile has been spread over the country by now.
Trump goes on with his lies and fantasies, civilians pay the price.
Iranian retaliation forces US to abandon Saudi embassy; global oil prices soar
In a massive development, the US has decided to evacuate all its staff from the Saudi Arabian embassy due to sustained retaliation from Iran. Announcing the news of the US abandoning its embassy in Saudi Arabia, Senator Lindsey Graham said the Arab countries ought to have helped the US against Iran. Meanwhile, Australia has already started to feel the pain of the rising global oil prices. Rifat Jawaid looks at the day's developments and the further impact on Donald Trump at home due to soaring oil prices.
"Remember some women of Iranian origin living in the west had demanded the bombing of the Islamic Republic because they weren't being allowed to dance semi- naked. Now that the indiscriminate bombings by Americans and Israeli terrorists are killing their loved ones too, their Persian pride has returned. In Iran, the people who wanted to oust the ayatolah are now rallying behind him.
That well technically regime change has already happened. Well, no it has not. They replaced one Islamist leader with another. [A worse one, son looking to avenge his father's death] The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps remains in control. There has not been a revolution as promised.
In fact, because the Israelis irresponsibly and against our wishes destroyed those oil refineries in northern Thyron and created a toxic soup above the city. uh what they have done now is actually weakened the protesters uh ability to overthrow the government and they have rallied people around the regime. The Persian nationalism is now in full swing and they are standing with their government because they realize as President Trump said the other day the goal now is not just unconditional surrender but to break Iran up into smaller countries.
So here we are. It's like the worst case scenario."
Australia is getting hit hard, stock market crash, gas stations out of fuel.
British Journalist UNCOVERS shocking Iran War COVER-UP
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