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Military Analyst Jeff McCausland

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Military Analyst Jeff McCausland

Military Analyst Jeff McCausland provided an update on the escalating military situation in Iran, highlighting the use of advanced weaponry like B-52 bombers and the expansion of the conflict geographically, including the U.S. sinking a submarine in Sri Lanka. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has driven oil prices over $100 per barrel, prompting the U.S. to tap its strategic oil reserve and coordinate with the International Energy Agency for additional oil releases. Iran’s countermeasures include drone attacks and potential mine deployment. Callers discussed the complexities of U.S. involvement, the historical context, and the potential of using free internet to support anti-regime protests in Iran.

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