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Didn't the best triangulation so far conclude it was from some NATO base in France?
Iran Crisis & the 2026 War between Iran and the United States, Gulf States, and Israel - Please focus on news and coverage, not argumentation.
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Ackshually 10-15% of the Russian population is Muslim (for comparison, in Britain they're 'only' 6.5%), including majorities in several of the regional republics (even outside the North Caucasus, ex. Bashkortostan & Tatarstan), and they're outbreeding the non-Muslims to the extreme that if current demographic trends persist, it's projected that Russia will become a Muslim country by 2075 with there being only as many of said Orthobros in the future as there are Muslims right now.
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He’s either doing a bit, or a thirdie, but any sufficiently advanced attempt to pretend to be a retard is indistinguishable from being an actual retard.
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Looks like Narya. Who gave this fucker a Ring of Power?
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This graph is already way off. The national average is already 3.413 per gallon according to AAA and it's going up again tonight. Post this graph again Monday when it updates. 4$/gallon national average looks very likely in the near future.
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Israel making the hard choices, so America doesn't have to take the blame for destroying the refineries.
Truly, they are the people blessed by God.
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I clearly said it updates weekly. And that's why I posted 1 year and 3 year graphs for context.
if national averages are 3.4 (this is what AAA says) this would be equivalent to prices of september 2024 (marked here)
here is 5 year as well
Generally, I think you have room here.
Once the price pushes to 4 (or past it) that's when you are going to start seeing people getting pissed off.
As you can see from the graph - we generally try to keep it under that number.
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Those are native Turks and Caucasians. The ones in England are imports without a tie to the land.
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It should be noted that they only destroyed the stockpiles, not the actual refining equipment. Their main mission seems to be ensuring Iran can't make money trying to sell off what's already been extracted, and you can't exactly run a refinery when you're busy being actively bombed.
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Anytime I see news about Bulgaria I promise you and the other readers of this thread that I will post it.
Photos shared on Iranian social media shows, reportedly, path used by the Israeli Fighters to move across the smoke clouds over Tehran
Video from Kiryat Shmona in northern Israel shows Hezbollah rockets in the night sky as Iron Dome interceptors attempt to intercept them.
Video shows the moment when 4x F-16 Fighters aircraft of the Hellenic Air Force have just landed in Cyprus, following an immediate response from the Greek Government, in the context of Mutual Hellenic Defensive agreements between Cyprus and Greece against Iranian attacks
Israel is hitting oil depots across Iran.
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I dont know what to make of it but I was randomly recommended this channel that is uploading these broadcasts, would this person have to have access to the original broadcast to be able to upload like this?
its a nothing youtube channel with 400 subs
like look at this, how do they KNOW a broadcast is coming?
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Its going to be critical to know what precisely is meant by "oil infrastructure". If they are just blowing up fuel depots, that is standard military stuff. Iran can't use its mobile launchers if they don't have any gas.
If they are blowing up the refinery stacks and pumping stations, that is something else entirely. Those are far harder to replace then a storage depot and would lead to far longer lasting impacts.
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Unlikely.
These ones aren't used for exports and besides msot of the Iranian exports are to China.
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Ignoring the more recent comments about US gas price average currently being $3.41, there's also no sign of the gas price increases stopping anytime soon. As a matter of fact, if saudi states take their oil drilling offline, which they are, because they're hitting capacity, it will take weeks if not months for it to get back up to full production. That is weeks if not months *after* the conflict is over for prices to start normalizing. I would be shocked if national average doesn't hit $4 if not $5 within March.
Because China won't start buying from somewhere else driving the price up, it will just stay without oil.
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Every report I'm seeing is saying Israel is hitting oil depots and no mentions of refineries or any other infrastructure, yet. You make a good point about the fuel depots. From the videos and pictures I'm seeing and posting it looks like they're hitting fuel tanks but I'm not an oil fire expert.