Iran and US agree deal to end war as Israel says its forces will stay in Lebanon

Most ships still getting through. Iranian control of Hormuz is <10%.
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Meanwhile their ar5e is getting strip-mined in response to it's childish efforts to undermine UNCLOS.

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Well yeah, it's debatable if that Motjaba dude is even still alive or whether some IRGC clown is simply pretending to be getting orders from him.
 
Well yeah, it's debatable if that Motjaba dude is even still alive or whether some IRGC clown is simply pretending to be getting orders from him.
Oh wow, its almost like there is a reason why people don't go directly went after the heads of state of govs, its almost like if you kill the entire decision making structure they lose the ability to make cohesive decisions.
 

Oh wow, its almost like there is a reason why people don't go directly went after the heads of state of govs, its almost like if you kill the entire decision making structure they lose the ability to make cohesive decisions.
It was a Islamist fundamentalist regime, it's not like they're capable of making cohesive decisions anyway. In the meantime they're getting a cohesive bombing.

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India summons Iranian deputy ambassador after Indian sailor killed in Strait of Hormuz.
 
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dude, it only has to hit one
Who only hit one?

Many ships are still using the Omani side and Iran is getting a damn good bombing and they're blockaded. Meanwhile, no queues at pumps in Europe. Let it continue until Iran learns.
 
Iran only has to hit one tanker, to have effect

Have a google, the oil shock is coming,

"Real physical oil and fuel shortages are projected to hit the global market around late August or early September 2026, roughly 10 weeks from now. [1, 2]
The crisis is primarily driven by the ongoing U.S.-Iran conflict restricting shipments through the Strait of Hormuz—a crucial chokepoint that handles 20% of the world's oil supply. While countries have temporarily staved off a crisis by drawing heavily from emergency stockpiles and reserve supplies, analysis from institutions like the Brookings Institution and the IMF indicates that these temporary buffers will be completely exhausted by mid-July. [1, 2, 3, 4]


There is next to no movement

"Traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has plummeted, with only a small handful of oil tankers passing through the strait in the last 24 hours. This sharp drop—falling to as few as 2 to 6 daily ship transits—follows the reinstatement of the US blockade and heightened regional security concerns. [1, 2, 3]
 

US military: Three commercial vessels were diverted and a fourth was disabled after attempting to breach the blockade on Iran.​