“U.S. Just STRIPPED Away the LAST Thing Keeping Iran Afloat — and the GLOBAL RIPPLE EFFECT Is PURE CHAOS!”. Iran’s economy was already staggering under historic inflation and a collapsing currency, with food and necessities skyrocketing and millions struggling just to get by thanks to continued U.S. pressure and economic restrictions. And now, with Washington tightening the screws even further — effectively eliminating the last major financial lifeline Tehran still had — the once‑resilient regime finds itself exposed and vulnerable in ways few predicted. Is this the beginning of the end for Iran’s economic endurance… or the spark that ignites an even bigger conflict?👇

The countdown to a massive escalation ends tonight at 8:00 p.m.

and the Iranian regime is resorting to the ultimate war crime to survive.

You see, instead of opening the straight of Hermoose, Iranian commanders are doing the unthinkable.

They are broadcasting desperate please on live state television asking young children and unarmed college students to form human chains around their bridges and their power plants.

The mulas are ready to sacrifice Iran’s future just to make sure they don’t lose their grip on power.

Now, before we get into all this, let’s cover what’s already happening.

One of the biggest strikes took place this morning.

US targeted Iran’s Car Island.

The US hit dozens of military targets overnight, like bunkers, radar stations, and ammunition depots.

None of the old infrastructure on the island was touched.

The commander says it was intentionally left alone.

The strike is supposed to be a message.

The message that US can destroy Iran’s soil economy if they choose to.

You see, the oil economy is regime’s greatest weakness.

IRGC’s entire finances depend on the oil revenue it gets.

Targeted strikes on Iran’s energy infrastructure could put intense pressure on their ability to keep going.

Here’s more details.

A senior Israeli defense official telling me just now the Islamic regime’s greatest vulnerability is energy.

They describe the energy system in Iran as the Achilles heel for the Islamic Republic because roughly 50% of Iran’s GDP is based on their energy program.

And this is part of the reason that the president is focusing his threats on the energy infrastructure inside of Iran.

The president understands that when it comes to the Iranian regime, the two things that are keeping this regime afloat are their energy infrastructure that is used to funnel money to the IRGC and the weapons that are currently being used against US forces and allies across the region and the oil infrastructure.

And as Fox can confirm, overnight dozens of US strikes targeted Car Island, where 90% of Iran’s oil exports are located.

This gives you a sense that the United States is looking once again to send a final message to the Iranian regime.

The president on True Social just moments ago sending a final message to the Iranian regime.

>> Now, one thing I do want to clarify because I see people get this wrong all the time.

Kag Island doesn’t produce 90% of Iran’s oil.

It just exports 90% of it.

The oil is produced all over Iran, more specifically in southwestern Iran and other fields they have all around the country.

Then there are pipes going from these oil fields and refineries to Car Island.

Then on the island they can either store the oil in oil depots or they can just load it up directly onto the tankers.

Now only this island has the ability to load oil onto tankers that are considered very large.

So they can carry around 2 million barrels of oil at a time.

That’s why this island is so important.

Iran doesn’t have other ports where these large tankers can dock.

So Car Island is the only place from what I know and again I could be wrong.

Car Island is the only place where the regime can load its oil on the super tankers that have become so important to the global oil economy.

So Car Island doesn’t produce oil but nonetheless is still very important and critical for shipping.

Now US has targeted this island already.

Back on March 13th, President Trump put out a statement saying the US destroyed every military target on this crown jewel.

Back then the message was very clear.

Trump even said it himself explicitly that US could do the same to Iranian oil infrastructure but they want Iran to recover quickly after the war and that’s why US is not touching the energy infrastructure that Iran has on this island.

Now then we have another strike just happening this morning last night around that time zone and this time again it was only going after military targets.

This could be because Iran repaired some of what was destroyed 2 weeks ago, or maybe US found new bunkers that they didn’t know about back then.

Either way, the loading docks and other energy infrastructure were left alone.

We can actually see this if we look at the satellite imagery of the island.

Everything is still intact, especially everything that relates to the oil infrastructure.

Now, this could change in the future, mainly because of Iran.

You see, Iran itself has been targeting energy infrastructure and civilian sectors in other countries since day one.

Personally, it makes no sense to me why Iran is attacking countries like Saudi, Qatar, UAE, Kuwait, and Bahrain.

Now, Iran’s argument is that basically the United States is using its bases in these countries to launch attacks on Iran.

And that’s why Iran is heading back.

But this argument doesn’t make sense on multiple different levels.

First of all, Iran is not actually hitting back on US bases.

Of course, they have struck US bases here and there, but vast majority of their strikes are against civilian infrastructure like ports, airports, and apartment buildings.

But the more important poll in the Iran’s argument is that Iran actually hasn’t provided any proof that US is actually using Gulf countries airspace or bases.

Now Iran claims that they have sent evidence of US using the Gulf countries bases and airspace to the countries themselves and they have also sent this evidence to the UN.

But the problem is they have never actually made this proof public.

And my thinking is that if they had undeniable proof, they would make it public.

Iran knows that their only path to survival is winning the propaganda war.

And if they had evidence that could basically convince the world that their attacks are reasonable, they would make it public.

My thinking is they don’t actually have the evidence and that’s why they are just making the claim not backing it up with evidence.

Now on top of Iranian claims, Gulf countries are actually denying that they have given us the permission to use their airspace and bases.

In fact, this is something we knew even before the war.

These countries very publicly said that they are not going to give any permission like this.

But despite that on the very first day, Iran started attacking apartment buildings.

Iran started attacking airports in all those countries.

Now this is where I do want to share something that was investigated just over the last week.

A French outlet France 24 did an investigation of its own.

They basically looked at public you know public images and videos that were posted on social media and they found some evidence that does show that Kuwait has let United States use this airspace for missile launches.

But the evidence comes from March 24th and March 31st.

That’s roughly about a month after the war started.

And this is something we predicted actually at the beginning.

If Iran keeps striking Gulf countries even though they did not initially give us the permission to use their country, well eventually these countries will be forced to give the permission.

Because think about it, if you’re getting hit for no reason whatsoever, then you’re bound to side with the United States and give us the permission to make sure Iran cannot do this in the future.

Because what Iran is doing is truly terrorism.

It’s economic terrorism.

Basically, Iran wants to burn the whole region down.

So, these countries put pressure on the United States and then United States basically stops the war on Iran.

Now, another reason that supports this argument that Iran is basically conducting economic terrorism is that they’re attacking Oman, a country that actually has no US military bases.

And on top of that, Oman is a country that’s very publicly pro- Iran.

And despite that, Iran has hit Oman multiple times.

That’s because their strategy is basically put pressure on every single country in the Gulf because these countries are stuck in a very unique situation.

You see, a lot of these countries have monarchies or I think almost all of these countries have a monarchy.

But they also have a population that is very against Israel.

So these countries cannot publicly get involved in the war where Israel is fighting against Iran because their domestic population will get very mad.

And that’s specifically why Iran is targeting these countries and not the other countries because Turkey also has a US base.

Why doesn’t Iran target Turkey? Because Iran knows if Turkey gets involved in this war then it’s not going to have any country to cover for it on the diplomatic front.

Iran could also target Ajaraijan.

But we know Iran is too afraid to do so because Azaraijan has more than enough political will to get involved if Iran keeps targeting.

And on top of that, just at the beginning of this war, Iran accidentally sent two missiles in Azharbaijani airspace.

And then very quickly, we had the Iranian president go on live television and apologize to the Azarbaijani president.

So Iran is truly afraid of Azarbaan because they know Azarbaian has the political will to get involved.

And it also knows that the Gulf countries don’t actually have the political will or more so they are less likely to get involved because of their domestic situation.

And that’s exactly why Iran keeps on attacking Gulf countries.

Now, the reason I call this economic terrorism is because in World War I, when Germany declared war on France, but it attacked a neutral country when it attacked Belgium, everyone in the world agreed that that was wrong.

You cannot attack a neutral country just because you’re at war with a different country.

Well, this situation is pretty similar to that one because Gulf countries did not give us permission to use their territory and Iran started attacking them anyway.

And on top of that, Iran wasn’t just going after US bases in these countries.

It started going after buildings, airports, ports.

These are clear civilian infrastructure.

And we have it on video that Iranian drones were hitting all these on the very first day.

So you can argue that Iran has no other choice.

They are the weaker military.

So they cannot fight the US and Israel head on.

So they go after smaller countries.

But even that argument doesn’t change the fact that what Iran is doing is terrorism.

Now, every time I bring up this argument, people bring up that US struck a girl school in Iran on the very first day of the war.

And I’ll agree what the US did was wrong.

But we have to keep in mind the context here matters.

The US has carried out more than 13,000 strikes inside of Iran.

There was one mistake.

And on top of that, the investigation that showed that it was a US missile that struck the school.

Well, that same investigation also points out that in 2012, we can see from satellite images that that building was part of a Iranian military base that still exists in the vicinity.

After 2012, the building was taken out of the military base and it was made into a school where, you know, little children were studying when the strike happened.

That’s an explanation.

That’s not an excuse because what happened was wrong.

It shall not happen again.

And the US military should make sure that this type of stuff is not something that’s happening again and again in this war.

But that also points to an important thing here though.

From the US point of view, it was one mistake.

It’s not a strategy and that’s why it has not happened again.

From Iranian point of view, it’s not a mistake that they’re hitting apartment buildings.

They’re hitting airports and they’re hitting ports.

That’s something Iran is doing on purpose because that’s their whole strategy.

And despite this, there are still people who are unwilling to admit that what Iran is doing to the Gulf countries is terrorism.

And at the same time, the regime is also executing its own citizens.

Take a look.

Just last night, Iran hanged two college students who are part of the January protest.

That means now more than a dozen people have been executed, some of them publicly since this war started.

All of these people, according to Iran, were part of the protest against the regime in January.

This is the country that some people in the United States are defending.

All the while they don’t want to go visit this country.

And guess what? Although while Iran is executing its own people, its economic terrorism is also amping up.

Iran just attacked Saudi Arabia’s largest prochemical complex.

This complex is part of an industrial city that contributes 7% of Saudi Arabia’s total GDP.

Clearly a very very important civilian sector, civilian industrial city.

And despite that, Iran is attacking it and publicly claiming responsibility.

They’re not even denying it anymore.

And Iran’s reasoning is that Israel attacked an Iranian prochemical plant.

That’s why Iran is heading back by attacking Saudi prochemical plant.

How does that make sense? Because Saudi Arabia is not an ally of Israel at all.

They’re not even part of the Abraham accord.

And on top of that, they don’t even have diplomatic relationships with Israel.

Israel doesn’t have an embassy in Saudi Arabia and Saudi Arabia doesn’t have an embassy in Israel.

And despite that, when Israel hits an Iranian plant, Iran is heading back by destroying a Saudi plant.

How does that make sense at all? Someone explain this to me in the comments.

Now, shifting focus.

2 days ago, President Trump issued another 48 hour ultimatum to Iran.

Basically, the ultimatum said, “Open the state of Hermo
ose by Tuesday, 8:00 p.m.

Eastern time, or Iranian power plants and bridges will start getting bombarded.

” Well, Iran’s solution to this ultimatum was to not negotiate.

Instead, they called on their young students and kids to form human chains around power plants and bridges, basically using them as human shield.

This is not something that I’m just making up.

This is something Iran itself is broadcasting on their state television.

Take a listen.

>> Tomorrow, around the country’s power plants, young human chain circles will be formed.

Ali Resa Rahimi, the secretary of the Supreme Youth Council, after suggestions from people, has invited creative, athletic, and cultural faces to join this human chain near power plants at 2:00 p.m.

I invite all the youth, athletes, artists, students, and faculties tomorrow, Tuesday, at 200 p.m.

Near power plants which are our investments.

Regarding political beliefs gather around these are our wealth and belongings.

The contrast here is very dark.

The United States just risked hundreds of soldiers lives and hundreds of millions of dollars in equipment to rescue one airman who was stuck inside Iran.

On the other side, we have Iran, which is willing to risk its youth, its future just to protect its power plants that are feeding the IRGC.

Now, as you can see from clips on your screen, Iranians are already forming this human chain around these sites that US is threatening.

Now, this is a reprehensible way to basically execute any type of war.

But this is exactly how regime has always operated.

During the Iran Iraq war in 1980s, Homminines sent 14year-old boys to the front lines.

He gave them this fake necklace and told them that if they die fighting for Iran, they’ll go to heaven.

Iran lost hundreds of thousands of its youth because of the brainwashing that Homony himself was part of.

And now they’re trying to do the same strategy again.

And of course, it goes without saying that the US should not strike when civilians are forming a human chain around the target.

It doesn’t matter how many civilians Iran is killing in other countries, US should not stoop to that level.

Now, luckily for people who don’t want to see this strike happen, there is some precedent of Trump deadlines basically being pushed back.

Here’s a graphic made by Wall Street Journal shared by Preston Stewart, fellow YouTuber, which shows that there was a deadline on March 21st, then it got extended for 5 days because of negotiations, then extended again, again, and again, and now we have a deadline for Tuesday.

So basically tonight, but then again, just this morning, President Trump did give a new statement basically saying that this deadline is not changing.

If Iran doesn’t negotiate by 8:00m, the tax are going to happen.

Take a listen.

>> But I just got off the phone with the president and um and he called and I said, “Listen, uh if you were to put odds on it, what were the odds that this is going to end up being a negotiated deal?” He said he wasn’t going to put odds on it, but he said 8:00 p.m.

is happening.

That’s what he said.

He said it is if we get to that point, there is going to be an attack like they have not seen.

Now, he’s sticking to that at this point.

Now he said if negotiations move forward today uh and there is something concrete that could change but at this hour he didn’t want to put odds on it but he said it is moving forward with the plans that we have.

U that’s a a huge deal and obviously we all think that it’s a a thing that he’s putting out there to say don’t do this.

uh he says he doesn’t want to do it, but he is at this hour sticking to it and saying it might be likely if they don’t come to the table.

>> Now, one thing to clarify here is that if you are bluffing, you have to stick with the bluff all the way to the end.

If you start showing weakness ahead of time, then it’s just not going to have any impact.

But nonetheless, only time will tell what happens.

But let’s hope this is a bluff.

Now to understand why Iran is behaving the way it’s behaving right now, we have to go back and look at how Iran got to where it is today.

That doesn’t just mean going back to 1979 when the Islamic Revolution took place.

In fact, we have to go further back to when the Kger dynasty was ruling Iran in the 19th century and look at how the decisions the ruling class made back then still affects Iran to this very day.

Well, guess what? That’s exactly what we’re doing in our multi-part podcast that just came out today.

So, if you’re someone who’s interested in the history of Iran and how we got to where we are today, definitely go check it out.