Ben Myselis

It's on fast forward.

So then today, Donald Trump crashing out in the White House after all of the updates that I've talked about, the massive escalation taking place, right, from over the weekend, Trump talking about this Project Freedom thing and that we're going to be sending the United States Navy to escort ships.

And, you know, then U.S.

officials always have to like

They go to the press and go, actually, this isn't what this is about.

What this is really about is just helping insurance companies and ships find out the latest updates about when the Strait of Hormuz might be open.

And then there was, again, this escalatory ambiguity because Trump's words are so reckless and careless.

And Trump says, we're going in.

And then CENTCOM publishes that we have ships that are in the Strait of Hormuz.

And that didn't happen.

But they say we've got ships in the Strait of Hormuz and we were escorting ships out and things are going great.

And so Iran sees this.

Iran sees some movements happening from the UAE.

And that's why Iran says, OK, I guess, you know, we're going to strike the port of Fajara because if you're making moves there, we got to make sure that, you know, that we neutralize any way to circumvent the naval blockade.

Two ships challenged.

the block you know to iran's control of the trading removes that's why iran hit the south korean ship and uh and and the uae ship so a lot of very serious things happening iran's leadership are sending stern warnings you know basically saying we control it you know we're going to unleash you know a

things like you've never seen before in the war.

We're ready to go, we're ready to go.

I mean, you have over here, for example, the head of Iran's National Security Commission and the Iran parliament literally saying, warning, any American interference in the new maritime regime of the Strait of Hormuz will be considered a violation of the ceasefire.

The Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf would not be managed by Trump's delusional post.