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The IRGC fired several long-range ballistic missiles at a US military base in the Jordan area last night. This morning, it was reported that the US military launched another wave of attacks on targets in Iran, according to US Eastern Time, around midnight. It was stated that this was a powerful retaliation because Iran attempted to attack US forces stationed in the Middle East. Iran will be heavily attacked, it is America's time to retaliate. This is what President Trump posted last night, and this morning CENTCOM announced that the attacks had indeed occurred. On the US side, they have joined forces with Saudi Arabia to attack groups allied with Iran in Iraq, and there have been carpet bombings at 9 locations. Now, it seems the conflict is escalating on multiple fronts. The US attacks, in conjunction with Saudi Arabia, in the Red Sea area are not over yet, and additional attack points are in areas of Iraq allied with Iran. There have also been news reports recently that Ukraine attacked an Iranian ship in the Caspian Sea to intercept supplies to Russia. These two wars seem to be connected. Our goal is to bring this channel to 1 million subscribers. Please subscribe. We now have YouTube Membership. By becoming a member, you will receive exclusive content and seminars from PRP and Team Business Tomorrow.
Following the situation in the Middle East, the US has once again launched attacks on Iran. This is a statement from CENTCOM this morning, stating that the US military launched another wave of attacks on targets in Iran, according to US Eastern Time, around midnight. It was stated that this was a powerful retaliation because Iran attempted to attack US forces stationed in the Middle East, specifically in the Jordan area. This attack occurred after global media reported yesterday that the IRGC fired several long-range ballistic missiles at a US military base in the Jordan area last night. America claims to have intercepted all the missiles, but analysts suggest this incident could reignite a major war. President Trump posted last night that Iran will be heavily attacked, and it is America's time to retaliate. This is what President Trump posted last night, and this morning CENTCOM announced that the attacks had indeed occurred. Just a few minutes ago, it was announced that the attack operation has ended, but it is still unclear how Iran will retaliate. This new wave of operations occurred concurrently with the US joining forces with Saudi Arabia to attack groups allied with Iran in Iraq, with attacks at 9 locations. Another point is the surge in oil prices. Today, as soon as news broke that the US would heavily attack Iran, oil prices shot up by about 7%, returning to above $90 per barrel for Brent crude.
On the Houthi side in Yemen, there are still reports of continued attacks on commercial ships in the Red Sea. Last Wednesday, there was a fire on a liquefied natural gas tanker near Egypt. News trackers reported that both ships were attacked by drones. Therefore, it now appears the conflict is escalating on multiple fronts. The US attacks, in conjunction with Saudi Arabia, in the Red Sea area are not over yet, and additional attack points are in areas of Iraq allied with Iran. There have also been news reports recently that Ukraine attacked an Iranian ship in the Caspian Sea to intercept supplies to Russia. These two wars seem to be connected. Today, the war has returned in a more complex form, with more characters, and all of them are important: Saudi Arabia, the regional power; Jordan, a crucial US base; and Ukraine, which is facing war in another theater. However, there is a significant connection. Most importantly, Jordan and Saudi Arabia are key. Jordan is important as a military base, and Saudi Arabia is very significant regionally. If they decide to join the war, it could change the game from a conflict between groups and America attacking Iran's allies in Iraq to a direct confrontation. However, Professor Voranai predicts this will not happen, as the US and Israeli forces alone are sufficient. This is a signal that Saudi Arabia will not tolerate it any longer. Whether this war will escalate into a regional conflict depends on ground military operations. While many countries are involved, in terms of the level of military operations, it is still limited to reciprocal air attacks. This is not something to be complacent about, as Iran wants to seize the most strategic points and inflict the most pain and cost on America. Although America wants to end the war through political pressure and is concerned about inflation, if the war ends poorly, it will lose prestige, potentially lose votes, and affect its role in regional power balance. Therefore, this is a complex game and could be a prolonged war, difficult to resolve with a mutually agreed-upon solution. A turning point could be Iran's internal politics, which are still controlled by the military and difficult to change. For Israel's politics, we need to see if Netanyahu's party wins in October. In the US midterm elections, will Trump still hold a majority, or will it change? Professor Voranai clearly states that a real turning point will be seen in the election of a new US leader in about two years. This means that during this period, there could be complexity and a prolonged war.
The question returns to our country, which faces the risk of an energy crisis. Are we well-prepared to deal with energy security if this war is prolonged for years? Our goal is to bring this channel to 1 million subscribers. Please subscribe. We now have YouTube Membership. By becoming a member, you will receive exclusive content and seminars from PRP and Team Business Tomorrow.