Iran’s Fleet ‘RUNS THE BLOCKADE’… Trump Wipes It OFF THE MAP
Day: April 22, 2026
Iran Just Crossed the RED LINE and THREATENS the US Navy, Then THIS HAPPENED…
The U.S. naval blockade significantly impacts Iran's economy, which depends on oil exports, primarily to China. Analysts estimate that the blockade could result in losses of approximately $435 million per day for Iran, exacerbating the already high inflation rate and contributing to the regime's instability amid ongoing military and economic pressures.
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Will the 360-degree pressures that surround President Donald Trump force him to stop short of dealing the final death blow to the Iranian regime? I hope not. Why, after Iran has been militarily destroyed and has a restive population that could rebel any minute now, does Iran keep saying that it’s winning, and why do people put pressure on Donald Trump as if he’s losing? The answer is that war is not necessarily just about military affairs alone—it’s politics, argues Victor Davis Hanson on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In a Few Words.”
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Nothing that the Iranians say can be taken at face value because there is no Iranian government. The first and second echelon of that apparatus is gone. So you have the people in the military, that's one clique. You've got the theocracy, that's another. You've got the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Then you've got these elected politicians. And they have two driving concerns. One, they are terrified that one of the other three groups will think they're weak and are negotiating with the Americans and either kill 'em or marginalize 'em or cut off their revenues, such as it is. So they always want to outdo each other.