Iran says it hit Israel-linked vessel in Hormuz strait

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They only had one Seder celebration aboard the ship and that was enough for Iranians to strike. ^^^/s

So a decentralized IRGC cell hit a boat and someone had to make up a reason why before scolding them for ruining the money making scheme.

Iranian news is useless. They have shutdown internet in their own country from last 30 days, no journalist allowed, All they do is post some AI videos and some US damage videos. They are completely hiding their own damage. Cant rely on anything which Iran shows or says. I wont trust any of the nations with mis-information here.Only fools will fall for Iranian proganda where they down 1 plane and US CENTCOM shows their Missille sites getting blown up but then Iran denies, Lmao 😂😂 It is useless to follow any news.

CEO brother’s dogwalker is a Jewish guy

Lmfao... "where the f*** is this boat actually from?"

We truly have achivement internationalism havent we?

Source? Or let me guess, you're projecting and you just made all of that up.

They ought to get the hell over it, Palestine supported Saddam’s invasion.

April 4 (Reuters) - Iran attacked ​an Israel-affiliated ‌vessel with a ​drone ​in the Strait ⁠of Hormuz, ​setting ​the ship on fire, Iran's ​state ​media said on ‌Saturday, ⁠citing the commander of ​the ​Revolutionary ⁠Guards navy. There ​was ​no ⁠immediate comment from ⁠Israel. Thats it, there is nothing else.

I think the Iranians are formally calling it a toll

Learn to get around it. It's not hard.

According to Listnook, Israel knows and controls all.

It's not in the group chat

Peak Intelligence.

Canadian? Figures 😜

Iranian media was first to report on 2 US aircraft that had been shot down. It was later confirmed by others Who is to say that this isn’t the same thing?

Yeah but listnook is inexplicably cheering for them so anything they say that's a negative for the US and Israel this place takes as automatic fact

Iran says there's 90 million mossad operatives in the country Edit: some of y'all need the /s

Means more than “Trump says” though

“Iran says it shot down a U.S fighter jet”

Just like any sentence that starts with “America says” 😅

“ They said it yesterday too and there was nothing. Any sentence starting with "Iran says" is meaningless “ This seems to be a very popular meme on listnook lately; Except this meme keeps getting applied to stories reported by the BBC , Al-Jazeera and/or CNA etc… Obviously there is a lot of BS coming out of Iranian leadership - but most major media publications make it clear when they can’t confirm the story. In other cases - you have straight forward descriptive stories being confirmed and reported by most major news organizations. “ you can trust mainstream media “ Increasingly people can’t seem to differentiate between opinion , debate, and news that’s is simply descriptive. I.e “ a Ford F-150 crashed in Oklahoma City at 3pm January 10th , 2015 “ - that’s descriptive information. 3 people on a news channel arguing over which politician is less racist or who’s campaign is the coolest or lamest or most effective — isn’t descriptive The 3 people arguing shouldn’t really be considered news (in my opinion ), but it’s what often fills up American “mainstream” news television - I suppose that’s why people get confused and conclude that mainstream media is untrustworthy. Meanwhile “mainstream media is bullshit — that’s why I listen to — Insert favorite YouTuber or podcaster — “ 99% of YouTubers or podcasts are commentating on news that they’ve read in “mainstream” media — without these outlets and actual journalists - they’d be completely in the dark… 99% of political podcasters & YouTubers & tick-tokers aren’t doing any journalism whatsoever - yet they love to criticize “mainstream media” If we solely had to rely on influencers for news - we’d be absolutely fucked. We’d get breaking news about the latest YouTube beefs —- but we’d find out about military coups like 2 weeks later.

You misspelt "Israel says"

Neither country really imports much from the straight

That would not work. The issue for U.S is not "not getting" oil, U.S gets like less than 5% of all total Oil in Hormuz per day. It's that Energy Prices are global, so when countries are affected they buy from other providers. In Fact, U.S Energy Companies (Specifically OIl and Natural Gas) are making a fortune in this conflict because the price increase benefits these. Strategically it also benefits U.S because it impacts China, so in the long run, it's worse for China. The issue here is: In U.S It's the population that is affected in the price increase that is the "problem" and to be clear, only a problem for Trump because of the Midterms and if Dems somehow get Super Majority it's Straight to Jail for him. It also affects U.S allies, in specific it's really bad for Gulf Countries and Japan, which are extremely important for U.S economy due to the PetroDollar and the Yen Carry Trade. Those are the Iran Cards in this conflict.

Unfortunately the problem is then no one will care about the war anymore. That means much less international and economic pressure.

That's apparently what's happening, but the vessels have to prove they're not linked to U.S/Israel in any way. France had ships pass through and also voted with Russia, China, and Iran on not condemning the closing of Hormuz at the UN council. France is the nuclear power in NATO outside of American, and they look poised to assume a real leadership role in the hemisphere.

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