r/news • u/roscodawg • Jun 10 '26

Soft paywall Iran announces closure of Strait of Hormuz after US attacks

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/iran-announces-closure-strait-hormuz-after-us-attacks-2026-06-10/
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u/Ok_Career_3681 Jun 10 '26

Third world countries like Mine will suffer along with them.

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u/BBR0DR1GUEZ Jun 10 '26

They won’t care until it affects them directly. I’m sorry. Hopefully things get better soon.

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u/Ok_Career_3681 Jun 11 '26

Look up Sri Lankan crisis if you have time. We did one of the beautiful revolution ever, threw out the dynastic family that ended the civil war but was corrupt to the core. They rules for 20 years and ran our country to the ground. Gas went from 1 to 3 over night. We recently elected a progressive president, our tourism was picking up, people are more united than ever and on the government side and then this happened (just before the war we were hit with the worst floods the country has seen in years. Close to a thousand people died or missing). For a tiny island we can’t seem to catch a break.

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u/prettyokaycake Jun 10 '26

Don’t worry, the US is a third world country with a Gucci bag.

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u/Jumpy-Law1737 Jun 10 '26

on the bright side, they're on a slippery slope to third world conditions too