I’d like to ask a question, boss @Square-Creator-19579394c90dc . What are the impacts of recent geopolitical relationship shifts on Bitcoin and the entire crypto market? I only know that if war breaks out it will drop, and if a ceasefire holds it will rise. I just can’t figure out the underlying principles—what are the fundamental root causes?
After the temporary ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran fell apart, the conflict expanded from purely military targets to key civilian infrastructure, and the risk of escalation rose significantly. On Friday, the US military struck multiple bridges inside Iran and an airport; afterward, Iran attacked a power generation and seawater desalination plant in Kuwait.
The US Central Command confirmed that this round of strikes targeted military logistics facilities as well, and this is the first time in over a week that the US side has explicitly included infrastructure in its strike list.
Iranian state media said that at least five bridges in the south were hit by airstrikes. The Bandar Hamir port bridge was attacked, resulting in seven deaths, and the local train station was simultaneously damaged. Farther east, an inland airport in Ilsahehr near the border with Pakistan was also targeted.
Previously, President Trump had repeatedly claimed that the US would carry out large-scale airstrikes against Iran’s infrastructure nationwide. It’s also not ruled out that ground forces could land on Iran’s coasts and islands. US officials acknowledged that one of the core purposes of striking targets in southern Iran is to preserve more military options for the president.
Iran then announced cross-border strikes against Bahrain, Qatar, and Kuwait, where US bases are located, and simultaneously attacked US radar stations inside Oman.
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After the temporary ceasefire agreement between the US and Iran fell apart, the conflict expanded from purely military targets to key civilian infrastructure, and the risk of escalation rose significantly. On Friday, the US military struck multiple bridges inside Iran and an airport; afterward, Iran attacked a power generation and seawater desalination plant in Kuwait.
The US Central Command confirmed that this round of strikes targeted military logistics facilities as well, and this is the first time in over a week that the US side has explicitly included infrastructure in its strike list.
Iranian state media said that at least five bridges in the south were hit by airstrikes. The Bandar Hamir port bridge was attacked, resulting in seven deaths, and the local train station was simultaneously damaged. Farther east, an inland airport in Ilsahehr near the border with Pakistan was also targeted.
Previously, President Trump had repeatedly claimed that the US would carry out large-scale airstrikes against Iran’s infrastructure nationwide. It’s also not ruled out that ground forces could land on Iran’s coasts and islands. US officials acknowledged that one of the core purposes of striking targets in southern Iran is to preserve more military options for the president.
Iran then announced cross-border strikes against Bahrain, Qatar, and Kuwait, where US bases are located, and simultaneously attacked US radar stations inside Oman.
Sorry to trouble you, boss—please take a look at my reply 🤔🤔🤔
#美以冲突 #美伊开战 #石油 #黄金 $BTC
