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Epic Economist, 6/24/25
"Iran's Plan To Attack America's
Oil Supply By Closing The Strait Of Hormuz"
"On any given morning, the fate of the global economy floats through a narrow stretch of water between Iran and Oman. The Strait of Hormuz may look unremarkable on a map, but it carries the economic lifeblood of nations nearly 20 million barrels of oil daily, representing one-fifth of global production. This waterway is more than a shipping route; it's a geopolitical weapon. Iran knows that with a few well-placed naval mines or a coordinated missile strike, it could trigger the most severe energy crisis in modern history. The shipping lanes are barely two miles wide in each direction. There are no alternatives. Every major economy on Earth depends on this single chokepoint remaining open.
Iran is threatening to shut down the Strait of Hormuz, and the implications are staggering. The Iranian Parliament has recently approved a measure to close this critical waterway, though the final decision rests with the country's Supreme National Security Council. This isn't just political posturing - it's Iran wielding the most powerful form of economic leverage available to any nation in the modern world."
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