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Trump Says US Will ‘Take Care of Things’ If Ansar Allah Blockades Bab al-Mandab Strait
President Donald Trump suggested he would relaunch his war on Yemen if Ansar Allah follows through on its pledge to prevent Saudi shipping through the Bab al-Mandab. Last year, Trump ordered a massive bombing campaign against Yemen in an effort to break Ansar Allah’s blockade on Israel. On Monday, the Yemeni Armed Forces said it […]
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Jun 14, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Trump Says Hormuz To Reopen Friday After Signing Of "Great Peace Deal" With Iran
Trump Says Hormuz To Reopen Friday After Signing Of "Great Peace Deal" With Iran
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Trump Says Hormuz Chokepoint Reopens Friday
Pakistan PM Confirms Peace Deal, with a signing event in Switzerland next Friday
Trump Confirms US-Iran Peace Deal "Now Complete" and says "Let The Oil Flow"
Iran's president issues pro-MoU signing statement as Tehran is boasting of great and solid results for its side. There are reports this includes a significant release of billions in its frozen assets in the West.
White House still suggesting an electronic MoU deal to be signed with Iran on...
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Mar 5, 2026 / Tyler Durden
UBS Discusses Next Maritime Chokepoint Investors Should Watch
UBS Discusses Next Maritime Chokepoint Investors Should Watch
A lot of attention has centered on the Strait of Hormuz since the waterway was effectively shut not only by the IRGC drone threat, but mostly because maritime insurers are withdrawing war-risk coverage across the region. Our focus now shifts to the other critical maritime chokepoints. If Washington can pressure Iranian oil flows and, by extension, curb China's cheap Gulf crude flows, then the Taiwan Strait and South China Sea also emerge as potential flashpoints that traders can no longer afford to...
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Aug 11, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Russia Agrees To Repurpose Strategic Military Bases In Post-Assad Syria
Russia Agrees To Repurpose Strategic Military Bases In Post-Assad Syria
Some 20 months after Syria's Bashar al-Assad fled Damascus and went to Moscow, amid jihadist groups taking over the capital city in December of 2024, Russia has finally reached a negotiated settlement over the fate of its Syrian bases with the new Sharaa government.
Russia's Foreign Ministry said Tuesday that a memorandum of understanding over the future of its bases at Tartus and Khmeimim has been set. While some Russian forces will remain at the bases, civilian facilties at these locations...
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