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Iran Just Killed the Gulf's Oil Supply — The Economic Collapse Has Begun

This morning, Iran struck Bahrain's only oil refinery — Bapco. A facility worth $7.3 billion. A facility processing 400,000 barrels of oil every single day. And within hours, it was offline. Force majeure declared. Contracts cancelled. Deliveries suspended. But this was not just Bahrain's problem. Oil hit $119 per barrel — 60% higher than 10 days ago. $6 trillion wiped from global stock markets overnight. Japan spending its emergency reserves. South Korea warning against panic buying. Every Asian market opening in red. Germany's industrial sector on the edge. Every airline stock falling simultaneously. Qatar Energy already declared force majeure. Kuwait cut production. Saudi Arabia's Ras Tanura refinery closed. And now Bahrain. One by one, the Gulf's energy infrastructure is going dark. Iran's message is not hidden. It is public. It is direct. If you can handle $200 oil, stay with Trump. If you cannot, separate yourself from this war. Iran's new supreme leader — the son of the man America killed to start this war — has one target. $200 oil. He is currently at $119. The distance between those two numbers is the distance between today and total global economic collapse. The G7 has 10 to 12 days of emergency reserves. After that, the math runs out. This is not a Middle Eastern war anymore. This is a planetary economic emergency. And it is still accelerating.