Nate Swanson

that Iran was able to get their own exports out for really up until the last two weeks.

that Iran was able to get their own exports out for really up until the last two weeks.

that Iran was able to get their own exports out for really up until the last two weeks.

So for the first six weeks of the war, they basically kept traffic from the Gulf out, but their own exports of oil to China were still basically happening.

So for the first six weeks of the war, they basically kept traffic from the Gulf out, but their own exports of oil to China were still basically happening.

So for the first six weeks of the war, they basically kept traffic from the Gulf out, but their own exports of oil to China were still basically happening.

So to me, that was quite shocking and it was quite significant.

So to me, that was quite shocking and it was quite significant.

So to me, that was quite shocking and it was quite significant.

And I think also, the Strait has always been this theoretical threat that the US and others have been worried about, but it was never a practical reality.

And I think also, the Strait has always been this theoretical threat that the US and others have been worried about, but it was never a practical reality.

And I think also, the Strait has always been this theoretical threat that the US and others have been worried about, but it was never a practical reality.

And Iran made it a reality

And Iran made it a reality

And Iran made it a reality

You know, almost instantly in the first, you know, 24 to 48 hours.

You know, almost instantly in the first, you know, 24 to 48 hours.

You know, almost instantly in the first, you know, 24 to 48 hours.

And I think it's really proven to be in many ways much more effective than any of the other means of deterrence.

And I think it's really proven to be in many ways much more effective than any of the other means of deterrence.