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When asked to elaborate, Zarif said: “That means that there won’t be a limited war.”
Signals to the Stars. Star Date…. Monday.
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December Comex Silver
Up $.36 in after hours. A close above $18.32 would be extremely bullish. When will we know about Fed repos?
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That’s weird. Sometimes the tent pops up in another time and date. Maybe it was one of those times. Was talking about war.
Morning Goldie
I’m not sure what you mean regarding my 9:14
Are you talking about welfare recipients? or countries that don’t participate in fighting their own war?
Buygold 9:14
And deeper in debt. If there is a war hope not but if there is hope Trump charges even more. If their not gonna play they should pay. Who’s gonna pay for the medical care too? The funerals, the disabled. I think they should have to play. Maybe if they did they’d have second thoughts and that includes their kids. No school exemptions.
Who are they going to draft, the asylum seekers?
In what ways is Saudi Arabia still vulnerable to similar attacks
Saudi air defenses are insufficient to cover its geography, leaving significant air defense gaps, especially around critical energy infrastructure.
- The Royal Saudi Air Defense Forces rely heavily on U.S.-made Patriot surface-to-air missile systems, which a sustained number of missile and drone attacks over a period of time can overwhelm. The Patriots are also configured to strike ballistic missiles, not cruise missiles and suicide drones — both of which were used in the Sept. 14 attacks.
- Saudi Arabia also has numerous critical oil and gas facilities that are vulnerable to future attacks, including the Jubail plant, the Juaymah facility, the Shaybah oil field, the Berri Gas Plant and the Safaniya processing plant; moreover, without much redundancy left at Abqaiq, a second strike there could have far more serious consequences.
- Midstream oil and gas facilities, airports and ports, and water desalination plants are also potential targets in the event of a military escalation with Iran.
- We don’t know if Iran is planning similar attacks in the near future. But if Iran thinks the U.S. and Saudi hesitance to respond militarily against Iran is high enough and the maximum pressure campaign continues unabated, Iran will likely consider more attacks.
What is the risk this situation presents for the other Arab Gulf states, as well as the broader region?
A broader conflict between Saudi Arabia and Iran could spread economic damage to parts of the Gulf more closely aligned to Riyadh, but other states that have carved out better relations with Tehran are less likely to feel the impacts from the escalating tensions.
https://worldview.stratfor.com/article/qa-why-did-iran-attack-saudi-arabia
I guess a fresh new war would help to cover this problem
Seems like a foreign bank is in trouble and the reason for the repo’s? Will leave that to our local expert the maddog
These Are The Banks Where The Fed’s $1.4 Trillion In Reserves Are Parked
War talk at top of the news this morning–let’s see if they run the story all day-I doubt it
Yemeni Rebels Warn Iran Plans Another Strike Soon
The information has been passed along to the Saudis and the U.S., according to people briefed on the warnings
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Iran Envoy Won’t Rule Out War After U.S. Sends Aid to Saudis
Steve Geimann and Arsalan Shahla==3 hrs ago
(Bloomberg) — Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif refused to rule out military conflict in the Middle East after the U.S. sent more troops and weapons to Saudi Arabia in response to an attack on oil fields the U.S. has blamed on the Islamic Republic.