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What does it mean to you?

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Well we need to get that because this guy’s suggesting he’s the holder of the official international definition of “decimate.” Dude’s famous. Never know who you’ll run across in here.

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Meanwhile, we flew thousands of sorties against targets, virtually unopposed.

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And yet this decimated country has shut down the Strait and caused a worldwide energy crisis.

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And yet this decimated country has shut down the Strait and caused a worldwide energy crisis.

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Thank you for clarifying. Now we know who is actually unfamiliar with the meaning and ramifications of the term "decimated."

We achieved none of the objectives we wanted in the first place. Strait opened (it was open before the war), regime still in place, funding for terrorist proxies will continue, no agreement on anything nuclear for 60 days. Please tell me how this deal is a W hahaha

Yesterday a deal was
Imminent today no deal and we have all the time in the world. Trump is getting played

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Revisionist history. Nice try. Strait was open with free and safe passage on February 27 and before. Create a problem. Solve the problem you create Expect accolades for solving the problem you create

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no it was not open when iran could mine, attack or threaten to attack any ship in the strait whenever it wanted to

that is not open, that is controlled

when I read that Trump wants the strait open as a term that means Iran can not interfere with safe passage of legally registered traffic through the strait ever again

iran can defend themselves only

i think some of you guys are too dense or blinded by TDS to understand the difference

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Iran will have a presidential election in 2028.

Iran will elect Donald J. Trump.


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#MIRANGA

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The Strait was open before the War. You’re being disingenuous to say otherwise.

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Iran’s history of targeting ships in and around the Strait of Hormuz spans decades of maritime conflict, typically escalating during periods of intense regional tension or broader warfare.

The historical timeline of these operations encompasses several notable phases:The Tanker War (1980s): During the Iran-Iraq War, both nations frequently targeted merchant vessels and oil tankers in the Persian Gulf to cripple each other's economies. Iran used heavily armed speedboats and laid naval mines, which prompted the U.S. Navy to escort Kuwaiti oil tankers through the strait to protect them.

Heightened Sanctions (2010s): In response to international sanctions over its nuclear program, Iran regularly threatened to close the strait. It also increased the harassment and boarding of commercial vessels it accused of smuggling fuel.

2019-2025 Seizures and Sabotage: The U.S. Navy blamed Iran for multiple limpet mine attacks on oil tankers near the strait. During this period, Iran also seized several internationally flagged vessels, including Greek and Portuguese-flagged tankers, often in retaliation for seized Iranian assets abroad.

The 2026 Conflict: Tensions flared into open warfare, with Iran attacking commercial vessels, firing cruise missiles and drones, and attempting to disrupt shipping routes entirely. This resulted in significant naval engagement from the U.S. and allied forces to secure the strategic chokepoint.

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until now the strait was controlled and often held hostage by Iran, that is not really open

Iran’s fast boats, navy, mine layers and missiles covering the strait are nowvdestroyed

when the deal is signed, Iran will no longer be able to control the strait and attack ships, seize cargo and hold hostage the safe passage of ALL legal traffic

then it will be fully open

If