So Trump has lifted sanctions on Russia allowing them to take in record oil profits. Is allowing Iran to sell their oil taking in record profits. And has made Iran the gatekeeper of the Straight of Hormuz, giving Iran a huge economic and diplomatic boost up in the world.
Trump has won more for Iran than Iran ever has won for itself.
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CarlThe94PathfinderMar 28, 2026
+903
Art of the Deal indeed
903
nathismMar 28, 2026
+270
I mean he bankrupts casinos, what did people expect here?
270
tonycomputerguyMar 28, 2026
+85
I suspect some people actually hate the government so much they voted for him to run it into the dirt.
That shit stain grover norquest and the like.
That or they just loved his racist bullshit and ignored his obviously business failings.
85
DrakelthMar 29, 2026
-2
As some one who views the US as a rogue nation and enemy state, this us rather entertaining to watch. This is kind of an ideal situation for burning up the the US morale for war, their stockpiles and causing financial crashes internal and who knows what else their child rapist leader will do next. Hopefully the next blunder has less eide spread issues, maybe they can bomb less people as a distraction or atleast their own.
-2
Romano16Mar 28, 2026
+44
Trump was not expected to bring any change. For the youngest first time voters he was a “funny choice” and for everyone else he literally stated he had a “concept of a plan.” On live TV. The fact he won after that statement is a profound statement on the country itself.
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JamieTacos4220Mar 28, 2026
+19
Welcome to Costco. I love you.
19
nbeasterMar 29, 2026
+3
The problem was that Kamala wasn’t a strong candidate either and the democrats just inserting Kamala as the candidate didn’t work out. 2016, dems cheated their party out of Bernie and force Hillary. 2024 there was no real primary and it just became Kamala. Last 2 out of 3 elections, democrats were cheated out of picking a candidate and that’s just what we clearly know.
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wherearemykey5Mar 29, 2026
+17
That's such a cop out. She might not have been a great candidate but she was a better option than Trump for anyone who actually cared about USA and its people.
All those people who "protested" by not voting Democrat or not voting at all have contributed to making their country a dangerous laughing stock.
Vote in a clown, expect the circus.
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synapticreleaseMar 29, 2026
-6
Don't get mad at the person not accepting a shit sandwich. Get mad at the person giving everyone a shit sandwich and telling them to eat or else. Your hate is entirely misguided. Dems did an absolutely awful job and we paid for it. All you're advocating is for someone to eat sandwich which only encourages more awfulness.
The signs were huge about how much trouble Dems were in during Biden's presidency, yet did nothing about it. They didn't do anything about it the entire time nor did they enact any real change for you. They just sit there and scold you to vote for them and things will be better next time. Biden was absolutely not in a state to run. News outlets were even wondering if he should run at all before he even made an official
Well, it finally bit them and everyone else in the ass. But you get mad at the voter who didn't vote for Biden for dropping the ball.
That, my friend, is a cop out. The one's most in power failed you and you're blaming someone who is one vote of 244 million people.
The top string pullers in power vs someone with 1/244 million difference. A number so low that I tried to do the math online as a fun fact to get a percent and it's so low that I can't even get a number unless it's in scientific notation.
Yeah. it's _the protesters_ fault though.
-6
DromarXMar 29, 2026
+7
Nah, this isn't a turd sandwich vs giant d***** South Park comparison. For whatever failings of the Dems/Kamala, Trump was still the worst option of the two BY FAR. It was more like choosing between dousing yourself in gasoline then setting yourself on fire vs stubbing your toe. Yet Americans would rather set themselves on fire I guess.
7
wherearemykey5Mar 29, 2026
+1
Again, voting for the greater evil is absolutely a cop out. You are cutting off your nose to spite your face.
I'm not American. I'm Australian. We had Trump lite running for PM. There are plenty of us who don't particularly favour Albanese but at least he's not a fascist wingnut like the other bloke was. A vote for the lesser evil is always the better option.
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synapticreleaseMar 29, 2026
+1
> voting for the greater evil is absolutely a cop out.
No where did I say I voted red nor did I even imply it. I was quite clear on that. I don’t thing paying attention is your strong suit
1
whitetc26Mar 29, 2026
-1
Well now I hope you enjoy your SHIT buffet. When will people learn that you will never get your preferred candidate in a country with over 300 million people? The best option is to vote for the better candidate NOT your preferred/dream candidate. You don’t hurt the democratic political operatives, you hurt the country and the entire global community.
-1
nbeasterMar 29, 2026
+1
How do you get your preferred candidate when your party repeatedly bypasses the primary process that helps that happen? Keep blaming the people.
1
synapticreleaseMar 29, 2026
+2
Listen. I'm not a right winger. I'm actually pretty far left.
But what you're saying is absolutely hilarious.
The right got their candidate they wanted so it's absolutely possible. Definitely not never. They got a failed business man with a known track record of financial bad decisions and not even a politician to run the entire country. Got a bunch of felony convictions racked up. R*** accusations. And they did it _again_. But the left just needs to accept the fact we won't ever get our preferred candidate. Then just straight up saying the dem political operatives aren't hurt is just categorically untrue. They are hurt. That's why they lost and have less power. In what logical sense are they not hurt?
You sound like a defeatist. Are you literally not shocked when you're defeated?
God I wish we could have better voters on the left but we are stuck with people like you.
2
Mana_SeekerMar 29, 2026
Yes, they played themselves
Bernie would be two time pres by now
0
Wolfwoods_SisterMar 28, 2026
+7
Trump Steaks,
Trump University,
Trumped!,
Trump the Game…
7
xMoose499Mar 28, 2026
+4
Trump Airlines..
4
niz_locMar 28, 2026
In fairness, the people gambling at those casinos were really, really good!
0
aceinthehole001Mar 28, 2026
+56
The shart of a heel
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MagjeeMar 28, 2026
+3
He sharts while he steals
3
Superdry_GTRMar 28, 2026
+3
Fart of a Deal
3
PandaHappyTimeMar 29, 2026
+1
Fart of the deal
1
feel-the-avocadoMar 29, 2026
Art of the diesel
0
TruculentTurtIeMar 28, 2026
+61
Iran was always worried holding the straight hostage would result in the US and various other countries invading to protect their access
The US invading meant they had nothing to lose. So now its all or nothing for them, so might as well, and now this is the new normal
Amazing play america, goodjob
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notnotbrowsingMar 29, 2026
+8
When ~~Mexico~~ America sends its government people, they’re not sending their best. They’re sending people that have lots of problems, and they’re bringing those problems with us. They’re bringing drugs, they’re bringing crime, they’re rapists, and some, I assume, are good people.
8
k4kobeMar 28, 2026
+62
MIGA!!!! Make Iran great again!!
62
shouldbepracticing85Mar 28, 2026
+10
They probably think it *is* MAGA, “ ‘Ah’-ran is how it’s spelt, ‘ight?”
10
ohrgasmMar 28, 2026
+118
Trump fucked up….but the Russians aren’t profiting as much as they would like. Ukraine is attacking the Oil facilities and took out substantial capacity in the last weeks- reports I have read range between 20-40 % total refining capacity lost
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MechasteelMar 28, 2026
+61
Russia recently banned the export of gasoline, they're definitely feeling it.
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SagittariusOMar 28, 2026
+43
This year might get interesting in Russia. Yesterday was the first time a Flaming (FP-5) was used against a refinery. There was some delay because Russia had some info about the production facilities and struck them successfully. Will be interesting to see the difference between some Liutyi-drones with 50-75kg warheads and a Flamingo with a 1000kg+ striking those refineries. The ballistic missile program (FP-7/9) should also be ready very soon.
Ukraine has ramped up production like crazy. 400+ deep strike drones every day seems to be the new normal. Meanwhile, they wipe out anti-air assets in an unprecedented pace. I'm pretty sure there is some kind of panic behind Kreml walls.
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zeekayzMar 28, 2026
+58
Russia does not make money from refining. They make money by selling unrefined crude oil straight out of the far east oil wells.
The recently attacked port does help them export a lot though as it's closer to Europe.
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BitRunner64Mar 28, 2026
+14
Ukraine realized if they wanted consistent sanctions on russian oil they had to do it themselves. Long distance. By air.
14
jazznessaMar 28, 2026
+12
this is what every country will end up doing, theworld can't just stop because of the US dunce
12
ukazuyrMar 28, 2026
+34
And there are still people on listnook that will argue with you that usa is winning the war or won.
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PeaTasty9184Mar 28, 2026
+46
It’s like a light speed run of the Vietnam war. In a traditional military sense, sure we’re bombing the shit out of their air bases and stuff…but we also in a traditional military sense kicked the Viet Cong’s ass during the Tet offensive…similarly Iran doesn’t have to defeat our military to win this war,
46
oneniftyMar 28, 2026
+17
You have to remember that some people are barely literate.
17
penguinpenguinsMar 28, 2026
+7
They'd be very offended by that remark if they could read.
7
ibite-booksMar 28, 2026
i mean the ability to be able to read/write— doesn’t really make you smarter
a lot of people from different socioeconomic classes voted red
0
leisurechefMar 28, 2026
+4
It will be hard to deny when the pine boxes start shipping home
4
bobbi21Mar 28, 2026
+17
They denied a million dead from covid. This will be nothing.
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ukazuyrMar 28, 2026
+4
Don't think those people consider that a loss. It seems to me it's more game-like thinking . Where an enemy surrendering is considered a win, even if you sacrificed thousands for it and whole economy.
Or maybe more medieval like, where peasant (common American) life level doesn't matter but nobles (billionaires and their corporations) post war get more land and wealth.
4
Murky_Meaning2129Mar 28, 2026
+14
They also are pushing tons of international consumers to renewables and EVs by disrupting the oil supply/prices, which just happens to be two industries that are massively dominated of China
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DependentLanguage540Mar 28, 2026
+5
Donald Trump truly is an asset for tyranny and it’ll cause turmoil to the rest of the world for years to come. American’s will never be forgiven. Their brand and reputation they’ve built up through the decades has been tarnished seemingly overnight with one election.
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defectoMar 28, 2026
+3
MAGA is still waiting for Fox News to give them the spin on why this is a good thing.. something something 4D chess trolling special operation, definitely not a war.
3
rawkinghorseMar 28, 2026
+3
Trump did say help was on the way. lol
3
0011101000101010Mar 29, 2026
+2
Don’t forget that Iran is making deals with countries for allowing to pass the strait in Yuan as we speak.
Ironic just as he signs his stupid name on every dollar it is losing the petrodollar status day by day.
2
StockengineerMar 28, 2026
+1
Reason why trumps called the great nation builder
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MechasteelMar 28, 2026
+1
Iran made themselves the gatekeeper of the Straight of Hormuz decades ago, it was called the tanker wars.
1
DaimonHansMar 28, 2026
+1
Maybe he is actually worthy of the Nobel Peace Prize.
1
GRID_GHSTMar 28, 2026
+1
He’s won every war, just not for the US. Shocking…
1
octoreaditMar 29, 2026
+1
Russians have been losing export capacity though because of some mysterious explosions caused totally not by Ukrainians. So their profits will be limited because totally not Ukraine will make sure they don’t get to have extra funds to use in Ukraine.
1
Reverend_FozzMar 29, 2026
+1
Israel got to start annexing parts of Lebanon as well as more of the West Bank and Gaza without as much attention on them
1
Hot_Mathematician357Mar 28, 2026
+1
All part of the plan. The Manchurian candidate knows what he’s doing
1
mvearthmjsunMar 28, 2026
-17
The US killed their entire leadership and are in the process of completely destroying all of their military assets. They made them into guerrilla state overnight.
Pretending the past month has been a net positive for Iran is insane.
-17
PeaTasty9184Mar 28, 2026
+10
I mean…if you have a tiny brain that can’t see more than 3 days into the future, like Trump and his voters, maybe.
Some of us don’t have the intellect of a goldfish and understand that the ramifications of this war will last for decades.
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Shinokiba-Mar 28, 2026
-8
Just you know, destroys their leverage in the future as when the war ends, Iran will forever be known as the country that blocked the Straight of Hormuz.
Iran can charge tolls if they want, but it's not a long term strategy.
-8
PeaTasty9184Mar 28, 2026
+9
And why not? Who is going to stop them? Not the US.
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Accurate_Cry_8937Mar 28, 2026
+464
Thailand's Prime Minister, Anutin Charnvirakul, announced that the country has reached an agreement with Iran to allow Thai oil tankers to safely transit through the Strait of Hormuz, a rare concession that is expected to ease Thailand’s energy challenges. This puts Thailand alongside other countries, such as Bangladesh, China, and India, on Iran’s list of “friendly” nations. The move comes amid rising tensions in the region, with Iran exerting significant control over the Strait, a vital passage for global oil shipments. Iran has previously imposed blockades and threatened to target vessels linked to the US and Israel.
The agreement also follows a recent attack on a Thailand-flagged ship, the *Mayuree Naree*, off Iran’s Qeshm Island. Amid this crisis, Thailand has been taking steps to mitigate the impact of the oil shortage, including providing support to vulnerable groups and promoting alternative fuel sources. Additionally, Thailand has banned all oil exports, except to Cambodia and Laos. The country produces about 418,000 barrels of oil daily and holds 240 million barrels in crude reserves.
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leisurechefMar 28, 2026
+100
I’m guessing has something to do with Yuan
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SHUT_DOWN_EVERYTHINGMar 28, 2026
+122
USD is difficult for Iran and rather worthless. They are disconnected from SWIFT and various sanctions pretty much cut them off from any US-dominated financial system.
Yuan is a a lot more practical because as I understand they can use CIPS and work around sanctions to some extent.
In this case Thailand would deposit the funds in Yuan in an Iranian controlled CIPS connected account held in China. Iran can then pay for various imports from Chinese exporters using CIPS.
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exoriparianMar 28, 2026
+33
It's also been reported they also accept crypto. Which actually seems like a good use case for once.
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MagjeeMar 28, 2026
+43
Death of the petrodollar would be a great
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loose_as_a_mooseMar 28, 2026
+6
It would, but what replaces it? Wouldn’t a petroyuan, or any similar currency dominance, lead to the same issues?
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MagjeeMar 28, 2026
+33
Looks like we are moving away from global integration to a more regionalized world
So whatever currency the two parties agree to
Like with the trade of a lot of global commodities
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CenkIsABuffaloMar 28, 2026
+12
China doesn't want to maintain the petroyuan like the US does with the petrodollar. They're not going to open dozens of bases in the ME for example. So the yuan will likely end up as one alternative amongst several. India for example pays for some of their oil in rupees.
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Commercial-CoMar 29, 2026
+1
No it wouldnt. You would get the petroyuan.
1
spookmannMar 28, 2026
+1
Yuan I know that to be true.
1
BTCRandoMar 28, 2026
+104
Imagine thinking voting for Trump would be a good idea. Hope you guys like 10 dollar a gallon gas.
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actioncheeseMar 29, 2026
+3
They would all be saying it was Biden's fault anyway.
3
lesser_panjandrumMar 28, 2026
+861
Somewhere in China, a strategist who made it their life's work to destroy America's military hegemony is screaming in frustration because the Americans managed to do it to themselves first.
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moneyfinkMar 28, 2026
+508
China and Russia were not sitting idly by for the last 15 years. They’ve been actively propagating misinformation targeted at the dumbest Americans. That made all of this possible.
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zealoSCMar 29, 2026
+60
The amount of that China and Russia did is negligible compared to what Americans did to other Americans
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GuerillaGandhiMar 29, 2026
+9
This is what happens when you look at Idiocracy as inspiring.
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zealoSCMar 29, 2026
+6
The kind of optimism those writers had for the future is hard to imagine these days
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Guy_GuyGuyMar 29, 2026
+6
I will not accept President Camacho slander, we wish Americans looked to him for inspiration. The dude understood there was a problem and appointed an expert to solve it.
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TriflingHotDogVendorMar 29, 2026
+5
HARD disagree. Their social media psyop campaign that leveraged the US right of free speech against itself will be studied for centuries.
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Raulr100Mar 29, 2026
+9
Or maybe America just fostered a moronic, easily manipulated culture.
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ChicksRepellerMar 29, 2026
+19
Yeah. It was China and Russia that pushed the US to have 2008 crises. Destabilise latin America. Destabilise middle east. And kill children with drones. Provide ammunition for various genocides. Play CIA with nuclear armed nations. We literally have leaked documents proving countries from Syria to Iran have been on the US hitlist. But you guys will do anything but think that maybe a children killing, raping empire should not be hegemon. Everything is China and Russia. As if a country who is always invading nations, assassinating world leaders all for the price of oil somehow has any moral standing. Stupid shit.
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TheGreatPervSage_94Mar 29, 2026
+2
This is so one point lol
2
tigersharkwushen_Mar 29, 2026
+2
What can we do about it? This is direct consequence of a free society.
2
HeavenansidheMar 29, 2026
+5
Be educated? Fact check statements? Cross reference sources? Some simple inference skills on hidden agendas?
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tigersharkwushen_Mar 29, 2026
+4
I can assure you very few people have those skills (or if they do, have the means to carry it out), not just MAGA people. The vast majority of the people, regardless what their political leaning, are like that.
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[deleted]Mar 28, 2026
-116
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The_PoconoMar 28, 2026
+86
People vote, no matter how intelligent they are. Politicians cater to their voters
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Monolingual-----BetaMar 28, 2026
+12
Or they don't vote, out of apathy or foolishness.
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ruskyandreiMar 28, 2026
+31
The dumbest Americans are who put a clown and his team of idiotic bootlickers in charge.
"dragged to the war by Israel" .. how ?
Did Israel threaten to reveal more Epstein files on the chief pedo ?
Or maybe Bibi just went and told him how big and strong his military is and how everyone will love him if he just drops a few bombs ?
Either way, if Israel did manipulate the American administration do easily, it clearly shows the level of incompetence of the people the American voters put in charge.
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SagittariusOMar 28, 2026
+1
*"dragged to the war by Israel" .. how ?*
The Tucker-interview with Joe Kent was very specific on that. He talks very open about the role of Israel and the way they did it. I don't like both of them from a political standpoint, but this was an eye-opening interview. Kent really seems to know what he's talking about.
1
greenskinmarchMar 28, 2026
+19
Israel has a large Russian speaking population, so is also susceptible to disinformation spread by Russia.
In fact in the 2025 Iran-Israel war, Putin said that Russia was declining to help Iran because Israel is "almost a Russian speaking country"
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TrzlogMar 28, 2026
+13
You mean they're currently celebrating with coke and hookers every night because their plan to put Trump into the White House a second time worked far better than they could've ever hoped.
13
crimxxxMar 28, 2026
+57
If you don’t think the US’s enemies have been working to topple the US and where they are today is not impacted by that, you are most likely wrong. Getting someone into power who you think you can either control or will result in certain opportunities that other leaders did not provide is a reasonable goal overall. Not too sure China wanted trump in power, but trump imo has shown indirectly preference for Russia’s in both his terms. China in the other hand not sure if they nessarily supported him cause they think he would cause new opportunities, or possibly they did not cause he has been pretty consistent in being more aggressive towards them as well.
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KaplawMar 28, 2026
+76
I can assure you Kamala would of had a regular US strategy of containment and nothing more. No wars, no big conflict, no special operation.
Just good ol' military containement backed by a coalition of allies and enormous economic and soft power pressure.
The US had the world by the balls before Trump came over.
Now? Clearly not anymore
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DecipherXCIMar 28, 2026
+24
Its likely they(and russia) were responsible for over a decade of online propaganda that tricked americans into willingly voting for this lol.
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V8OMar 29, 2026
+4
If by "likely" you mean "proven a decade ago by US government institutions themselves".
4
shinjikun10Mar 29, 2026
+3
China plays the long game. They always have. Somewhere a picture of someone's great great grandfather had a strategy about destroying American Hegemony and great great grandson is looking at his picture right now.
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AnalAlchemyMar 28, 2026
+91
At least someone is good at negotiating.
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emeister26Mar 28, 2026
+39
Thought it was the straight of Trump /s
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Both-Store949Mar 28, 2026
+32
not sure how i should reconcile this with IRAN aim to keep the oil price up like they communicated. Am i interpreting this wrong by saying this would have a dampening effect on the price?
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MechasteelMar 28, 2026
+7
They get goodwill for granting permission, but that doesn't affect oil prices since most ships don't want to risk it.
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Remarkable-Public622Mar 28, 2026
+8
Goodwill? They got PAID. Iran is raking in billions in tolls which will fund their military.
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MechasteelMar 29, 2026
+2
How many billions so far?
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HoboSkidMar 29, 2026
+1
Hundreds of billions of dollars!
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MechasteelMar 29, 2026
+2
Wowzers, they must have millions of ships paying their toll!
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exoriparianMar 28, 2026
+1
Do you have a reference to that statement you could share?
I am going to guess it was more that they were saying they benefit from the price going up, and Trump does not.
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DecipherXCIMar 28, 2026
+26
I always wondered why more ships weren't going through already.
Isn't most of Asia sitting this one out and shouldn't be on Irans list of aggressors?
Should only really be western nations not getting ships through and arent they the minority since they wont be getting oil from there anyway?
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ThecobsMar 28, 2026
+28
I think it has to do with the selling Oil is US currency. If you want to pass you need to sell the Yuan.
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Adorable_OctopusMar 28, 2026
+8
I think it comes down to whether the insurance companies are willing to insure the ships or not (or insure them at a reasonable rate). Those companies are notoriously risk adverse and I don't think there's any indication that these agreements are assuring them that the risk is actually lower.
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greenskinmarchMar 28, 2026
+8
Oil is a global market. If all the oil produced inside the strait is getting out, then the strait blockage is completely ineffective in threatening the global economy.
Which means the USA is free to continue pummeling Iran by air without other countries complaining much.
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PaaskonijnMar 28, 2026
+2
Care to share your thoughts on why Western nations shouldn't be let through, when pretty much every European nation said they don't want to participate in this conflict?
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DecipherXCIMar 28, 2026
+14
Didnt Iran say anyone hosting or assisting USA troops is essentially a target?
Which would include NATO even if they arent directly bombing them.
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PaaskonijnMar 28, 2026
+2
If that were the case, then Iraq also wouldn't allowed - [but they are](https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/india-among-five-nations-granted-passage-through-strait-of-hormuz-by-tehran/article70786984.ece).
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bing-bong-foreverMar 28, 2026
+46
After this “not war” Iran will be more powerful than ever. F*** Trump and anyone who supports that pedo!
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call-lee-freeMar 28, 2026
+22
After 9/11 we were led to believe that terrorists would destroy the US. In reality, the terrorists in the white house are aiming to not only destroy the US but also the world.
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TheGreatPervSage_94Mar 29, 2026
+2
Correction the terrorists were always the Us and Israel
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kilimtilikumMar 28, 2026
+4
Gotta pay the troll toll to get to the boys hole
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PricedOut4EverMar 28, 2026
+19
Who in Iran has the authority to negotiate? Can that person guarantee protection from rogue IRGC units in the straight?
China has the “goodwill” from Iran to use the straight as well. Yet you can see how many Chinese flags ships actually want to take the risk.
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Gollum_QuotesMar 28, 2026
+23
I keep seeing listnookors say that rogue elements will attack tankers outside the chain of command therefore Iran cannot reasonably negotiate security guarantees... yet that continues to not be the case.
Iran is holding and operating the strait masterfully in a coordinated manner. We underestimate them if we think air striking a few leaders will make them fall apart into shambles.
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MechasteelMar 29, 2026
-1
How many ships are traversing the straight now?
-1
Gollum_QuotesMar 29, 2026
+2
Right now? The tanker POWER just did. Left Umm Qasr traversed the strait and is now going to China.
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MechasteelMar 29, 2026
-1
So roughly 95% reduction in ships?
-1
Gollum_QuotesMar 29, 2026
+5
Well yeah there's an active war in the region, the paradigm of the strait shifted and negotiations are still being held between Iran and other countries. Of course they're not operating like pre-war. But enough tankers have passed to show they can sufficiently allow passage to whom they like.
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pessimistkonsulentenMar 28, 2026
+25
Weirdly, Iran currently seems to be more of a functioning state than the US.
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Pathetic_Old_MooseMar 28, 2026
+15
Well to be fair.
Donald Trump is a pedophile who these absolute idiots voted in.
Sorry 1/3 idiots voted in and 1/3lazy people who didn’t want to vote.
This is on 2 out of every 3 Americans ❤️
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schedulle-cateMar 28, 2026
-11
What rogue units? Iran centealizes everything well
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wildyamMar 28, 2026
+2
How Trumpian
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bbqyakMar 28, 2026
+2
Looks like they read "The Art of the Deal"... or actually, it looks like they didn't.
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LDSBSMar 29, 2026
+2
As the US sinks to irrelevance.
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canteloupyMar 28, 2026
+2
Oh good. We are back to feudal times.
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AMilkedCowMar 28, 2026
+2
We Europeans should do the same, why the hell not?
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TranskiMar 28, 2026
+1
Iran making the deals…
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crasstyfartmanMar 29, 2026
+1
Good thing I don’t have a job and don’t have to drive 😭😭😭😭😭
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Television_PowerfulMar 29, 2026
+1
Really hoping Taiwan gets some deal out of this, they need the strait for TSMC.
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b0sanacMar 29, 2026
+1
I really hope that Iran works out some sort of deal with everyone except the US.
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SnooRegrets6428Mar 28, 2026
-70
Iran is least to be trusted with their on and off. Look what happened to China recently. If anything, the world should be pushing for free trade
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Shivamrocks5039Mar 28, 2026
+60
Orange ape is the one of most least reliable ones rn, iran and China are also more reliable than them.
Regarding free trade first lets start with their neighbours, let cuba have it then push to others.
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temple_tantrumMar 28, 2026
+9
Hell, we can't even figure out "free trade" between f****** states.
The federal government still won't do shit about regulating recreational marijuana as a nation and although it's legal in both Ohio and Michigan, our Republican government here in Ohio passed a law making it illegal to bring any back from Michigan (because even after Michigan upped their taxes, it's still cheaper and better selection making my quarterly 3 hour one-way drive worth it).
I understand there are nuances to interstate commerce, but it's a joke. Anyways, like you said, claiming "free trade" as US principle or desire is laughable whether you look at the changing tariffs, embargo of Cuba since my dad was a baby, etc.
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RevolutionaryPop9697Mar 28, 2026
+49
You mean....the thing before the orange grape attacked Iran?
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Horat1us_UAMar 28, 2026
+12
\> If anything, the world should be pushing for free trade
Yeah, you should tell it to one merican president who pushes tariffs and starts wars.
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