The strategic position is still unclear. The US/Israel/Epstein syndicate think they can escalate progressively until Iran cracks. Yet Iran is knocking out their radars and they cannot react to incoming attacks.
Israel is knocking out desalination plants which Israel and the Gulf States depend upon for drinking water. Tel Aviv might go nuclear next, but that won’t save Israel. Iran would obliterate Israel totally.
The key is, as usual, surely fuel and energy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0qPyzQkozY
Europe’s economy could be wrecked by fuel shortage.
Alexander Mercouris tries to use his logical mind to understand what the Americans/Israelis believe they are doing. Most people see utter chaos and no strategy that makes any sense. They put it all down to Trump’s personal incompetence and instability.
But that surely is all part of the plan.
Cui bono? If Middle Eastern oil is cut off, despite attempts by the US regime to say otherwise, the USA will be the least affected area in the world, as the US is a net exporter of energy.
If the world is cast into chaos with energy supplies cut off in the Middle East and in Russia, America will hold all the cards.
That surely is the plan, and regime change and so on are merely the means to the ends, or the cover story. No wonder the Saudis can’t work out which camel to ride. The USA wants Middle Eastern and Russian oil flow to stop for a very long time.
The enemy of the Middle East is the USA. Not Iran. The whole Middle East should finish Israel ASAP and the world turn its guns on Washington and its stooges. That's the camel to ride, my Saudi friends, and all others being sucked unwillingly into a war they can't understand.
Is Iran really attacking Saudi oil fields? Or could it just possibly be someone else doing it? As with Iraq and the Gulf War, it was the British who set Kuwait's oilfields alight, not Saddam. Ian R Crane was there working for Sclumberberger, and when he realised what was going on, was told to keep his mouth shut,with 'aren't you paid enough?'
False flag attacks on oilfields during Middle Eastern wars are not unheard of.