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❗️Australia, New Zealand, South Korea impose emergency energy measures amid Hormuz shutdown
Australia, New Zealand, and South Korea have rolled out emergency measures to contain the fallout of the US–Israeli war on Iran, which has disrupted global energy markets and effectively shut down the Strait of Hormuz.
Australia declared a national crisis as fuel reserves fell to roughly 36 days, releasing up to 762 million litres from stockpiles and lowering fuel quality standards to boost supply. Authorities also urged reduced consumption, calling on citizens to work from home, limit travel, and cut fuel use.
New Zealand moved to expand import flexibility by allowing Australian-standard fuel for up to 12 months, while releasing oil tickets under International Energy Agency obligations. The government is also preparing targeted financial support to offset rising living costs.
South Korea raised its resource security alert, imposed fuel price caps for the first time since 1997, and restricted exports of refined products to secure domestic supply. Seoul is also releasing 22.46 million barrels from reserves while increasing coal and nuclear energy output to reduce reliance on imported fuel.
Australia, New Zealand, and South Korea have rolled out emergency measures to contain the fallout of the US–Israeli war on Iran, which has disrupted global energy markets and effectively shut down the Strait of Hormuz.
Australia declared a national crisis as fuel reserves fell to roughly 36 days, releasing up to 762 million litres from stockpiles and lowering fuel quality standards to boost supply. Authorities also urged reduced consumption, calling on citizens to work from home, limit travel, and cut fuel use.
New Zealand moved to expand import flexibility by allowing Australian-standard fuel for up to 12 months, while releasing oil tickets under International Energy Agency obligations. The government is also preparing targeted financial support to offset rising living costs.
South Korea raised its resource security alert, imposed fuel price caps for the first time since 1997, and restricted exports of refined products to secure domestic supply. Seoul is also releasing 22.46 million barrels from reserves while increasing coal and nuclear energy output to reduce reliance on imported fuel.
🇮🇷 Trump announces the postponing of all strikes against Iranian energy infrastructure for the coming five days due to ongoing negotiations with Iran.
Iranian media official sources says there was no contact between Tehran and Washington, Trump backed down in fear of an Iranian retaliation.
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#Iran
Iranian media official sources says there was no contact between Tehran and Washington, Trump backed down in fear of an Iranian retaliation.
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#Iran
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The crazy part, expected with the corrupt Trump who obsessed about the markets, he said so to end this week's market losses and make it profitable again
And in 5 days? What happens? Opsy, markets close and he can mess up as much as he want
And in 5 days? What happens? Opsy, markets close and he can mess up as much as he want
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#uk pedophile politician is extorted to make the "online safety bill" to censor and jail people with the excuse to protect the children.
Gets caught as a pedophile
Gets caught as a pedophile
Crude Harvest: Food Security Beyond Oil and Nano-Tech Quick Fixes
The myth of the ‘Green Revolution’ is finally evaporating in the heat of the Persian Gulf. The near-total closure of the Strait of Hormuz in March 2026 has impacted the Indian agrarian landscape.
As 16 million barrels of oil and massive #LNG shipments stall daily, India’s domestic urea production has plummeted. It is now clearer than ever that industrial agriculture is a sub-branch of the petroleum industry.
Having spent decades forcing farmers into dependency on West Asian gas for synthetic nitrogen, the state now watches as global urea prices spike by 20% in a week. This validates what…...
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https://off-guardian.org/2026/03/23/crude-harvest-food-security-beyond-oil-and-nano-tech-quick-fixes/
#India #Iran #Urea
The myth of the ‘Green Revolution’ is finally evaporating in the heat of the Persian Gulf. The near-total closure of the Strait of Hormuz in March 2026 has impacted the Indian agrarian landscape.
As 16 million barrels of oil and massive #LNG shipments stall daily, India’s domestic urea production has plummeted. It is now clearer than ever that industrial agriculture is a sub-branch of the petroleum industry.
Having spent decades forcing farmers into dependency on West Asian gas for synthetic nitrogen, the state now watches as global urea prices spike by 20% in a week. This validates what…...
Read full article ...
https://off-guardian.org/2026/03/23/crude-harvest-food-security-beyond-oil-and-nano-tech-quick-fixes/
#India #Iran #Urea
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Pirates In Uniform: Russia And NATO Edge Closer To Direct Confrontation At Sea
NATO has declared war on the freedom of navigation. Ships believed to be affiliated with Russia were the first to be attacked. The seizure of tankers has ceased to be an isolated incident and has become commonplace. Russia and NATO are already confronting each other on land and in the air as part of the Ukrainian conflict, and now the confrontation has spread to the seas.
European allies are doing everything they can to block Russian hydrocarbon supplies to global buyers. They believe this will seriously weaken Moscow by worsening the economic situation and reducing state revenues. However, Russia remains one of the few stable suppliers of oil and gas to global markets despite the sanctions. The escalating global energy crisis caused by the conflict between Israel and the U.S. and Iran will primarily affect European supporters of ship hijackings. Moscow will not ignore attacks on its shadow fleet and will defend itself militarily. The likelihood of a naval war breaking out grows by the day.
A dead-end situation
After more than four years of hostilities in Ukraine, the united West has failed to achieve a military defeat of Moscow. Russia has faced the world's harshest sanctions, and the country is waging a grueling war that is taking a serious toll on its budget. Nevertheless, the economic situation remains relatively stable, albeit with a number of constraints. This is all thanks to a large margin of safety made possible by previously accumulated reserves and the country’s vast resource base. Maritime transportation of oil and gas plays a major role in economic stability.
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NATO has declared war on the freedom of navigation. Ships believed to be affiliated with Russia were the first to be attacked. The seizure of tankers has ceased to be an isolated incident and has become commonplace. Russia and NATO are already confronting each other on land and in the air as part of the Ukrainian conflict, and now the confrontation has spread to the seas.
European allies are doing everything they can to block Russian hydrocarbon supplies to global buyers. They believe this will seriously weaken Moscow by worsening the economic situation and reducing state revenues. However, Russia remains one of the few stable suppliers of oil and gas to global markets despite the sanctions. The escalating global energy crisis caused by the conflict between Israel and the U.S. and Iran will primarily affect European supporters of ship hijackings. Moscow will not ignore attacks on its shadow fleet and will defend itself militarily. The likelihood of a naval war breaking out grows by the day.
A dead-end situation
After more than four years of hostilities in Ukraine, the united West has failed to achieve a military defeat of Moscow. Russia has faced the world's harshest sanctions, and the country is waging a grueling war that is taking a serious toll on its budget. Nevertheless, the economic situation remains relatively stable, albeit with a number of constraints. This is all thanks to a large margin of safety made possible by previously accumulated reserves and the country’s vast resource base. Maritime transportation of oil and gas plays a major role in economic stability.
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Origins:
12-Hunter Army Air Field/Fort Stewart, GA
8-Unknown
7-JB Lewis-McChord, WA
6-Pope Army Air Field/Fort Bragg, NC
4-Campbell Army Airfield/Fort Campbell, KY
4-Gray Army Airfield/JB Lewis-McChord, WA
4-Naval Air Station Oceana, VA
1-MacDill AFB, FL
1-JB McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, NJ
Destinations:
17-Ovda Air Base, Israel
13-King Faisal Air Base, Jordan
4-King Hussein Int'l Airport, Jordan
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Netanyahu 'frustrated' with Mossad over failed color revolution attempt in Iran: Report
The Israeli prime minister acknowledged that bombing would not lead to regime change in Iran
The Israeli prime minister acknowledged that bombing would not lead to regime change in Iran
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Chinese state media made an AI-generated cartoon about the US-Iran conflict.
US-Iran war explained by Chinese AI animation: Legend of the Valley of Gold
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#Iran
US-Iran war explained by Chinese AI animation: Legend of the Valley of Gold
@Slavyangrad
#Iran
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⭕️ Iranian Armed Forces announced in Communique No. 40 that it launched a new wave of drone attacks targeting Israel’s Tel Nof airbase, described as a key hub for long-range operations, and the Muwaffaq Salti (Azraq) airbase (Jordan), a major US operational and support center hosting F-35 and F-15 fighter jets and electronic warfare aircraft, using suicide drones deployed by its ground, air, and naval forces from multiple areas across the country.
The statement added that the strikes are part of ongoing, multi-phase operations targeting strategic Israeli and US military sites involved in attacks on Iran since the start of the war.
The statement added that the strikes are part of ongoing, multi-phase operations targeting strategic Israeli and US military sites involved in attacks on Iran since the start of the war.
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Israel’s Netanyahu Boasts About Killing More Iranian Scientists
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed on March 23 that Israel had successfully assassinated two nuclear scientists in Iran.
Israel is reported to have assassinated at least 11 scientists during the 12-day June war on Iran last year, but it is still unclear how many have been killed since the start of the ongoing war.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu revealed on March 23 that Israel had successfully assassinated two nuclear scientists in Iran.
“We are crushing the missile program and the nuclear program, and continuing to strike Hezbollah hard,” the primer said in a video statement. “Only days ago, we eliminated two more nuclear scientists, and our arm is still outstretched.”
Israel is reported to have assassinated at least 11 scientists during the 12-day June war on Iran last year, but it is still unclear how many have been killed since the start of the ongoing war.
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