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‘Gloves are off’: how Iran regime’s IRGC could retaliate in the US
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‘Gloves are off’: how Iran regime’s IRGC could retaliate in the US

  • Analysts warn the IRGC could pursue retaliatory actions in the United States amid ongoing tensions.
  • Experts say any move would aim to punish American actions without triggering wider war.
  • U.S. authorities are monitoring for signs of IRGC planning or operational activity.
  • Experts highlight deterrence, intelligence sharing, and defense readiness as key factors.
  • The analysis notes the IRGC would prefer a proportional response to limit escalation.
  • Trump-era political dynamics are part of the discussion, though the focus remains on security risks.
  • The piece emphasizes the need for robust intelligence and defense coordination.
  • Analysts discuss the potential political signals behind any IRGC action.
  • The report frames the scenario as a test of U.S. and allied response mechanisms.
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The Strait of Hormuz is facing a blockade. These countries will be most impacted
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world12h ago

The Strait of Hormuz is facing a blockade. These countries will be most impacted

  • Iran announces the Strait of Hormuz closure, threatening to target vessels at sea and disrupt a key oil route.
  • The Strait carries about 31% of seaborne crude, with roughly 13 million barrels per day passing through in 2025.
  • Asia faces the most pain from higher oil and LNG prices due to high import reliance.
  • Pakistan and Bangladesh face immediate vulnerability due to LNG imports from Qatar and UAE.
  • India bears the largest combined exposure in the region to Gulf-linked LNG and Brent-indexed oil.
  • China has large exposure but buffers like stockpiles and alternative suppliers.
  • Japan and South Korea rely heavily on Middle East oil and face price shocks even without shortages.
  • Southeast Asia could see cost inflation rather than immediate shortages.
  • Qatar and UAE LNG shares heavily influence LNG imports to several South Asian nations.
  • Stockpiles and strategic reserves may cushion some regions temporarily.
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