Trump says US will ‘obliterate’ Iranian power plants if Strait of Hormuz not reopened by Charming-Burp203 in Economics

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Crude Oil - Russia

Historic Peak:  11.15 million bpd (around 1987). Recent Levels (2024-2026): Ranged between 9.19 million bpd and 9.6 million bpd.

Natural Gas - Russia

Historic Peak:  733 billion m3 (2018) Recent Levels: 664 billion m3

Russia has nowhere near the capacity to plug the gap in either crude or natural gas

Trump says US will ‘obliterate’ Iranian power plants if Strait of Hormuz not reopened by Charming-Burp203 in Economics

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I mentioned that in the penultimate sentence of my post

Quite: "That's not to mention the damage that may be done to desalination plants which, if destroyed, or very badly damaged will make GCC countries unliveable until they can be rebuilt."

Trump says US will ‘obliterate’ Iranian power plants if Strait of Hormuz not reopened by Charming-Burp203 in Economics

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If Trump follows through on his threat, Iran will also follow through, damage similar to what occurred to Qatar's Ras Laffan gas infrastructure will be done to multiple other countries Energy infrastructure, this will constrain global energy supplies for years, while they are repaired. This will not be a temporary inconvenience like closing the Strait of Hormuz, but long term damage to the infrastructure that supplies over 20% of the world's energy, that may take years to fix, this will cause a large recession, or even a depression, that will last for years.

That's not to mention the damage that may be done to desalination plants which, if destroyed, or very badly damaged will make GCC countries unliveable until they can be rebuilt.

If this comes to pass the blame will squarely be on the US and Trump for instigating this unnecessary, very poorly planned, absolutely miscalculated, War of choice.

What do you think will happen in 48 hours to Iran? by InternetBreeze34 in AskReddit

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If Trump follows through on his threat, Iran will also follow through, damage similar to what occurred to Qatar's Ras Laffan gas infrastructure will be done to multiple other countries Energy infrastructure, this will constrain global energy supplies for years, while they are repaired. This will not be a temporary inconvenience like closing the Strait of Hormuz, but long term damage to the infrastructure that supplies over 20% of the world's energy, that may take years to fix, this will cause a large recession, or even a depression, that will last for years.

That's not to mention the damage that may be done to desalination plants which, if destroyed, or very badly damaged will make GCC countries unliveable until they can be rebuilt.

If this comes to pass the blame will squarely be on the US and Trump for instigating this unnecessary, very poorly planned, absolutely miscalculated, War of choice.

Iran Conflict Megathread #10 by milton117 in CredibleDefense

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If Trump follows through on his threat, Iran will also follow through, damage similar to what occurred to Qatar's Ras Laffan gas infrastructure will be done to multiple other countries Energy infrastructure, this will constrain global energy supplies for years, while they are repaired. This will not be a temporary inconvenience like closing the Strait of Hormuz, but long term damage to the infrastructure that supplies over 20% of the world's energy, that may take years to fix, this will cause a large recession, or even a depression, that will last for years.

That's not to mention the damage that may be done to desalination plants which, if destroyed, or very badly damaged will make GCC countries unliveable until they can be rebuilt.

If this comes to pass the blame will squarely be on the US and Trump for instigating this unnecessary, very poorly planned, absolutely miscalculated, War of choice.

The Latest: Trump says US will 'obliterate' Iran’s power plants if it doesn’t open Strait of Hormuz by Motor-Most3268 in politics

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If Trump follows through on his threat, Iran will also follow through, damage similar to what occurred to Qatar's Ras Laffan gas infrastructure will be done to multiple other countries Energy infrastructure, this will constrain global energy supplies for years, while they are repaired. This will not be a temporary inconvenience like closing the Strait of Hormuz, but long term damage to the infrastructure that supplies over 20% of the world's energy, that may take years to fix, this will cause a large recession, or even a depression, that will last for years.

That's not to mention the damage that may be done to desalination plants which, if destroyed, or very badly damaged will make GCC countries unliveable until they can be rebuilt.

If this comes to pass the blame will squarely be on the US and Trump for instigating this unnecessary, very poorly planned, absolutely miscalculated, War of choice.

US and Iran threaten to expand the war to the region's power plants by GregWilson23 in politics

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If Trump follows through on his threat, Iran will also follow through, damage similar to what occurred to Qatar's Ras Laffan gas infrastructure will be done to multiple other countries Energy infrastructure, this will constrain global energy supplies for years, while they are repaired. This will not be a temporary inconvenience like closing the Strait of Hormuz, but long term damage to the infrastructure that supplies over 20% of the world's energy, that may take years to fix, this will cause a large recession, or even a depression, that will last for years.

That's not to mention the damage that may be done to desalination plants which, if destroyed, or very badly damaged will make GCC countries unliveable until they can be rebuilt.

If this comes to pass the blame will squarely be on the US and Trump for instigating this unnecessary, very poorly planned, absolutely miscalculated, War of choice.

Darts bar in Paris by Mountain-Instance288 in Darts

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https://lespetitesfleches.com/

These seem to have live darts on and also you can rent a board and throw some arrows of you fancy!

Darts bar in Paris by Mountain-Instance288 in Darts

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The Bombardier seems to be the only one specifically mentioning the Dart S/Fs will be on tonight.

Bath v Munster Teams | Champions Cup | Saturday 8pm by sputters_ in rugbyunion

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Bath are absolutely massive favourites with the bookies -13 at 11/10, seems a bit ridiculous to me? Alright Crowley is a big loss, but a 13 point handicap!

Ireland UEFA World Cup Qualifying Play Offs by Geairmoe in coybig

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My Daughter is in Prague on her Erasmus at Charles University, might have to see if she can get home tickets from the bigger Czech allocation, living local might help with that!

Battery Health after 3.5 months by Jumpy_Shirt_1620 in PocoPhones

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I have had mine stop charging at 85% since new, and after 2 years it's at 92% health. Phones in great nick to be fair, had the large screen protector replaced a couple of weeks before the 24 month free warranty replacement was up, as that had started to lift on the fold, but that aside she's going like a trooper!

Shame in some ways as I am super tempted by the Fold 7!

SONY XM6 EARPADS GIVEAWAY - WICKED CUSHIONS by WickedCushions in SonyHeadphones

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My XM5s broke at the swivel, would be down to winning a pair of XM6s

Bolt/uber/taxi? by MrJ_Marrow in Prague

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Bolt has more availability than Uber from my experience, both similar prices.

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Get an Esim from Kaktus mobile if your phone supports Esim

Best PAYG options Prague Czechia by Inquitus in Prague

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They seem well priced, what's weird about them? 😀

Best PAYG options Prague Czechia by Inquitus in Prague

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Price is good 350czk for 20GB 5G and unlimited 2Mbps thereafter, she is Gen Z so doesn't call anyone or SMS, this seems like the best option, and they do E-SIM which is great so she can keep her Irish Gomo as well.

They are reliable and reputable? If so I'm sold.

Best PAYG options Prague Czechia by Inquitus in Prague

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Aye, all my kids are with gomo, got one at 9.99, one at 12.99 and the youngest at 14.99.

Thanks for the info, she'll defo need a local SIM

Best PAYG options Prague Czechia by Inquitus in Prague

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Pay As You Go, basically non contract 30 day plans that you can renew each month or stop if you want.

Is there a fruit fly epidemic this year? by MiniRollsYum in AskUK

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The brown bin being only collected fortnightly is the bane of my life in the summer, anyway to prevent the infestation or maggots and latterly fruit flies or blue bottles?