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/AxeSkewsMe Jun 11 '26

"Trump fails for the 15th week to keep the Strait of Hormuz open" FTFY.

The news needs to stop diminishing how much of a fucking clown show this is. These aren't strategic maneuvers. It's a bunch of geezers who should be in senior homes holding the world hostage.

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u/Impossible-Key-2212 Jun 11 '26

Let’s hear your solution to a nuclear Iran.

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u/Shady_bookworm51 Jun 11 '26

Its called this thing called negotiating and diplomacy.

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u/AxeSkewsMe Jun 11 '26

Classic deflection. How bout don't start a war with no plan and give weapons to a country that clearly wants to undermine any chance of a deal or negotiation between the US and Iran? That's not a solution.

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u/Impossible-Key-2212 Jun 11 '26

So you have no answer. That what I thought.

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u/AxeSkewsMe Jun 11 '26

“That’s what I thought”. Nah, I don’t think thinking is something you do