Iran, Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Oman Form A Joint Navy. Nothing To See Here…
Well, this should be a huge news story, but we’re too busy in this country talking about gender and crap.
“The Persian Gulf region produces nearly one third of the world’s oil and holds over half of the world’s crude oil reserves as well as a significant portion of the world’s natural gas reserves.
Iran has always called on the Persian Gulf countries to participate in establish security in this important region.
Al-Jadid Qatar news website reported that the consultations of Iran, Saudi Arabia, UAE and Oman have started with the coordination of China and with the aim of ensuring the safety of navigation in the Persian Gulf.“
Those countries are forming their own joint Navy to secure the Persian Gulf.
So what happens if countries that despise us block our access to oil? Just hypothetically? You know, since Democrats have blocked AMERICA from being able to drill here in the States. What happens to us then? Ever thought about that, liberals?
Meanwhile, in America:
Let’s not forget the Air Force, either:
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2 Comments
Iran being involved is bad enough. They routinely harass U.S. and other friendly nations’ vessels in the Persian Gulf (which is a PR victory itself for essentially dictating the name of that waterway). The addition of China guarantees that this will not go well for the U.S.
And what do they intend to use as ‘ships’? Most of them have something of a coast guard with a few smaller combatants that they could muster, but none of them have any sort of fleet and none of them have any experience for the most part in combined security operations.
This is a big deal and our presstitutes should be paying attention. With China in the mix, it sounds like another ‘belt and road’ project to get the said countries as dependent as possible on China, while doing as much as possible to steal them blind and making it harder for the west to influence the area.