Inside the U.S.–Israel–Saudi Plan to Cut Iran Out of Global Oil
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Iran is exporting oil by rail across its Norther borders into Turkey, Iraq, Azerbaijan and shipping oil across the Caspian Sea to Russia, so the U.S., Israel and Saudi Arabian plan to choke off Iran's export of oil is not working, and cannot work. Plus, Chinese oil tankers are loading up with oil at Iranian ports after passing through Trump's…
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I believe your statement lacks accuracy. Targeting a civilian vessel that lacks defensive or military protection appears easier than targeting underground pipelines—which are also easily repaired, even if Iran were to manage a lucky strike on a section of the line. Repairing a damaged section takes no more than 24 to 48 hours. For instance, during…
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The pumping stations along the pipe to keep it flowing are a tad harder to replace but the sentiment holds. Still, it’s easier to repair and it’s easier to keep hitting as it’s not moved, so you can just keep trying your luck cheaply.