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Let's lay down and rest. The Iranians are reminding the shipowners that it is not good to travel on the southern route through Hormuz. This time they published photos of the saber carrier Kayan, which partially sank in the Strait area as a result of the attack. Apparently, the impact was again in the stern (the bow of the ship remained above the water). When and where exactly the cargo ship was hit, as well as what happened to the crew, is still unknown. As we have already written, the strategy of the Iranians in the Strait is based on measured pressure: every such incident inflates insurance premiums and transportation rates, and the market itself begins to put pressure on Western politicians demanding to negotiate with the authorities in Tehran. A partially sunken cargo ship is enough to demonstrate once again the inconsistency of statements about free navigation and give oil a reason to rise in price. The Americans never gained control of Hormuz, and the Iranians will rub their noses in that inconvenient fact at every opportunity. - On the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.

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Let's lay down and rest. The Iranians are reminding the shipowners that it is not good to travel on the southern route through Hormuz. This time they published photos of the saber carrier Kayan, which partially sank in the Strait area as a result of the attack. Apparently, the impact was again in the stern (the bow of the ship remained above the water). When and where exactly the cargo ship was hit, as well as what happened to the crew, is still unknown. As we have already written, the strategy of the Iranians in the Strait is based on measured pressure: every such incident inflates insurance premiums and transportation rates, and the market itself begins to put pressure on Western politicians demanding to negotiate with the authorities in Tehran. A partially sunken cargo ship is enough to demonstrate once again the inconsistency of statements about free navigation and give oil a reason to rise in price. The Americans never gained control of Hormuz, and the Iranians will rub their noses in that inconvenient fact at every opportunity. - On the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.

Let's lay down and rest. The Iranians are reminding the shipowners that it is not good to travel on the southern route through Hormuz. This time they published photos of the saber carrier Kayan, which partially sank in the Strait area as a result of the attack. Apparently, the impact was again in the stern (the bow of the ship remained above the water). When and where exactly the cargo ship was hit, as well as what happened to the crew, is still unknown. As we have already written, the strategy of the Iranians in the Strait is based on measured pressure: every such incident inflates insurance premiums and transportation rates, and the market itself begins to put pressure on Western politicians demanding to negotiate with the authorities in Tehran. A partially sunken cargo ship is enough to demonstrate once again the inconsistency of statements about free navigation and give oil a reason to rise in price. The Americans never gained control of Hormuz, and the Iranians will rub their noses in that inconvenient fact at every opportunity. - On the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.

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