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The Strait of Hormuz closed again!

The Strait of Hormuz has reportedly been closed again following the collapse of a brief deal between the U.S. and Iran. According to the video, the situation escalated after President Trump announced that Iran had met all U.S. demands without receiving anything in return, leading Iran to resume maritime blockades and bomb two ships.

The current status of the conflict includes several critical developments:

  • Maritime Impact: The Strait is described as "totally closed," which is expected to drive up global oil and gas prices. Approximately 20% of the world's oil and gas passes through this chokepoint. 

  • International Reactions: India has called in the Iranian ambassador to protest after one of its ships was hit. Additionally, South Korea has issued a harsh statement regarding the regional instability, as they are facing electricity and gas shortages. 

  • Lebanon Ceasefire Status: While a ceasefire was recently discussed between Israel and Lebanon, the video claims it remains ineffective, as Israel reportedly continues "defensive" bombing while Hezbollah had initially agreed to the pause. 

  • Domestic Fallout: The conflict has led to significant market volatility. Anonymous trading accounts have made millions by betting on oil prices right before major government announcements.




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