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Tanker strike claims and a call to treat the Strait of Hormuz as 'closed'

One post claims 12 tankers were hit in under a week and cites economist Philip Pilkington's 'fire control' remark.

Mario NawfalMN
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A post claims 12 tankers were hit in under a week and argues the Strait of Hormuz should be treated as closed until Iran is shown to be out of missiles. It cites economist Philip Pilkington's claim that attackers have 'fire control' over tankers. Separately, another user blames Democrats' opposition to pipelines, refineries and drilling rigs for making a potential disruption harder to ignore.

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Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal🇮🇷 🇾🇪 12 tankers hit in under a week... worth up to $330 million each when they're full. Iran can hit anything moving through Hormuz, the Houthis can hit anything near Saudi Arabia, and economist Philip Pilkington says this week settled the argument: "Tanker Tuesday definitively proved they have fire control over these things." Operation Prosperity Guardian has been running since January 2024 under two presidents and never stopped it, so until someone shows Iran is out of missiles, the strait should be treated as CLOSED. @philippilk2h
Everybody is Insane@colorblindk1dIf Democrats had not spent the last 30 years trying to block every pipeline and refinery and drilling rig we wouldn't even notice if the Strait of Hormuz was being held hostage by Iran.27m
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    Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal🇮🇷 🇾🇪 12 tankers hit in under a week... worth up to $330 million each when they're full. Iran can hit anything moving through Hormuz, the Houthis can hit anything near Saudi Arabia, and economist Philip Pilkington says this week settled the argument: "Tanker Tuesday definitively proved they have fire control over these things." Operation Prosperity Guardian has been running since January 2024 under two presidents and never stopped it, so until someone shows Iran is out of missiles, the strait should be treated as CLOSED. @philippilk2h
    Everybody is Insane@colorblindk1dIf Democrats had not spent the last 30 years trying to block every pipeline and refinery and drilling rig we wouldn't even notice if the Strait of Hormuz was being held hostage by Iran.27m
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