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Wäre ja gut. Einen Krieg um Taiwan braucht glaube ich niemand.

Die derzeitige chinesische Präsenz Nähe Taiwan ist im Rahmen der bisherigen Anzahl an Flugzeugen und Schiffen der vergangenen Monate und damit nichts ungewöhnliches. Da war es eher ungewöhnlich das diese nicht vor Taiwan rumgeflogen sind. Dieses wurde dann wiederum als Zeichen der Deeskalation im Taiwan Konflikt und dem anstehenden Trump Besuch in China gewertet. War auch auf X zu finden 🙂

Wer hätte gedacht, daß Wuschel mal um Hilfe rufen würde! Denen scheint langsam die ausweglosickeit Ihres Handelns bewusst zu werden! Das kann böse enden muss aber nicht! Deshalb wünsche ich allen eine geruhsame Nacht 🌃

noch heftiger! Also hat der Anti Kriegspresident quasi den 3. Weltkrieg angezettelt....?

was ist eigentlich mit dieser ver k a ckten welt los? das ende naht??

vielleich sollte ich meine fakzors noch etwas behalten 🙈

Dann wars das mit der Weltwirtschaft.

Das ist das, was ich mich die ganze Zeit schon frage. Wieso hat China Taiwan jetzt noch nicht angegriffen?

https://x.com/i/status/2033254900440953223 🚨🚨🚨 CHINA SURROUNDED TAIWAN WHILE AMERICA WAS FIGHTING IRAN. THE TIMING IS NOT A COINCIDENCE. 🚨🚨🚨 Yesterday, Taiwan's military detected 26 Chinese warplanes. 7 Chinese navy ships. All circling the island at once. This is the LARGEST military presence China has shown near Taiwan in weeks. And it happened the exact same day the US announced more troops heading to the Middle East. ⚠️ Taiwan signed a $9 BILLION arms deal yesterday — scrambling before a March 15 deadline ⚠️ One of those arms packages — 82 HIMARS systems — expires on March 26 ⚠️ South Korea quietly withdrew its THAAD missile defense because of Iran ⚠️ If China moves, North Korea could simultaneously threaten Japan and South Korea Here is the logic chain that should terrify you: China went quiet for 16 days near Taiwan → experts said "maybe peace" → then 26 planes returned yesterday → the lull was never peace → the lull was Xi waiting for the perfect window. America is at war in the Middle East. America's missile stockpiles are depleted. America's Marines are in the Gulf. And TSMC — the company that makes 90% of the world's advanced chips — sits on that island. ⚠️ If Taiwan falls, every AI company, every phone maker, every car brand on earth loses its chip supply ⚠️ One analyst called it: "S&P 500 down 50%" scenario ⚠️ The New York Times said it would "cripple the US economy" The uncomfortable question nobody is asking: If China moves this week, what exactly does America do with zero available military units and oil at $100? This is the most dangerous geopolitical window since 2003. Prepare accordingly. 🚨🚨🚨

https://x.com/i/status/2033261968568750383 🇹🇼🇨🇳 Taiwan detects large-scale Chinese military aircraft presence near island, Politico reports.

Heftig!

https://x.com/i/status/2033222500318920886 The next big question: What is happening in the Bab al-Mandab Strait? Since the Iran war began, the Strait of Hormuz has been the focal point, as it accounts for ~20 million barrels of daily oil supply. On Thursday, Iran's Fars News Agency said Houthis in Yemen and other “resistance groups” may soon join the war against the US and Israel, per WSJ. Not too long ago, Yemen's Houthis, who are backed by Iran, were striking ships in the Red Sea, resulting in a major drop in shipping activity. Currently, ~12% of global seaborne oil passes through Bab al-Mandab, making it the world’s 4th-largest shipping chokepoint. If this passage is closed, another ~6 million barrels of daily oil supply would be halted. Total offline capacity between the two Straits would near 25 million barrels per day, or ~25% of global supply. We have another pivotal week ahead.

Danke für die Infos. Das hört sich doch erstmal gut für uns an.

https://x.com/i/status/2033144900179394814 OIL MARKETS BRACE FOR VOLATILITY AFTER KHARG STRIKE Oil markets are set for a turbulent week after a US strike on Iran’s key export hub, Kharg Island, heightened fears of supply disruption across the Middle East. President Donald Trump warned attacks could expand to energy infrastructure if Iran blocks the Strait of Hormuz, while Tehran threatened retaliation against US-linked facilities. Brent crude surged 11% last week, briefly hitting $119.50 a barrel, and analysts expect further volatility as the fate of Kharg — vital to Iran’s exports — remains unclear. Shipping through Hormuz is near standstill, pressuring global energy flows and pushing fuel prices higher worldwide.

https://x.com/i/status/2033196269607469558 US oil and stock market futures open in 7 hours. Markets have yet to react to a ton of new events, including US strikes on Kharg Island and President Trump's global call to militarily open the Strait of Hormuz. However, the war timeline seems to be expanding, as the US is now saying the war will "likely" end within the "next few weeks." This is a vastly different outlook than where we were just six days ago, on March 9th, when President Trump said the war was “very complete.” And, even as the US Navy is preparing to "open" the Strait of Hormuz, shipping activity through the Strait remains near zero. The US has 7 hours to calm oil markets before futures open, or oil prices are heading back above $100/barrel. Prepare for more turbulence.

https://x.com/i/status/2033181218800271685 JUST IN: 🇺🇸 US Energy Secretary Chris Wright says the Strait of Hormuz is not safe for ships right now.