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The sand war continues, oil leaks, nature suffers. The tl;der is — the Gulf States are being destroyed, and so is the marine life of that region. Recently, a 330 meter long crude oil tanker "Gem No. 2" (Penman flag) was damaged during the recent attacks on commercial ships near the Strait of Hormuz. A fire broke out on board, then it was extinguished by the crew. However, damage to the ship's hull subsequently resulted in the oil spill forcing the UAE to urgently send experts to try to save the beach from the pollution. Besides selling oil - the Gulf countries also earn money from tourism. At first the sand war took away from them the ability to sell oil. And now the gulf countries are losing their coasts because of the oil leaks from the damaged tankers. All this happened because Iran was two weeks away from developing a nuclear weapon. Iran has been two weeks away from going nuclear since the 1990s. My condolences to the local fishermen and their families.

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The sand war continues, oil leaks, nature suffers. The tl;der is — the Gulf States are being destroyed, and so is the marine life of that region. Recently, a 330 meter long crude oil tanker "Gem No. 2" (Penman flag) was damaged during the recent attacks on commercial ships near the Strait of Hormuz. A fire broke out on board, then it was extinguished by the crew. However, damage to the ship's hull subsequently resulted in the oil spill forcing the UAE to urgently send experts to try to save the beach from the pollution. Besides selling oil - the Gulf countries also earn money from tourism. At first the sand war took away from them the ability to sell oil. And now the gulf countries are losing their coasts because of the oil leaks from the damaged tankers. All this happened because Iran was two weeks away from developing a nuclear weapon. Iran has been two weeks away from going nuclear since the 1990s. My condolences to the local fishermen and their families.

The sand war continues, oil leaks, nature suffers. The tl;der is — the Gulf States are being destroyed, and so is the marine life of that region. Recently, a 330 meter long crude oil tanker "Gem No. 2" (Penman flag) was damaged during the recent attacks on commercial ships near the Strait of Hormuz. A fire broke out on board, then it was extinguished by the crew. However, damage to the ship's hull subsequently resulted in the oil spill forcing the UAE to urgently send experts to try to save the beach from the pollution. Besides selling oil - the Gulf countries also earn money from tourism. At first the sand war took away from them the ability to sell oil. And now the gulf countries are losing their coasts because of the oil leaks from the damaged tankers. All this happened because Iran was two weeks away from developing a nuclear weapon. Iran has been two weeks away from going nuclear since the 1990s. My condolences to the local fishermen and their families.

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