BREAKING: U.S. Weighs INVADING Iran Oil Island; Gulf Energy Crisis Grows | TBN Israel

Over 21 days, the IDF and US forces have executed more than 8,500 air strikes across Iran, dropping over 12,000 bombs, with 3,600 in Tehran alone. This campaign targets missile systems, drone nests, production facilities, and air defenses, aiming to dismantle launch and command lines before they can threaten Israel. The air force uses advanced tactics like changing targets mid-flight and 'metro trains' for continuous, multi-point attacks, severely damaging the Revolutionary Guards' command, control, and morale.

IDF carried out more than 8,500 air strikes in Iran, dropped more than 12,000 bombs, and about 3,600 of them were in Tehran alone. The focus was on missile systems, drone nests, warehouses, launch sites, and air defenses batteries. One-fifth of sorties change targets while moving through the air. The cumulative result is the Revolutionary Guards struggling to function as an orderly military framework.

The Trump administration is considering deploying thousands of American soldiers to Iran's shores to secure safe passage for oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz and potentially seize Karag Island, which handles 90-95% of Iranian crude oil exports. This move would undermine Iran's ability to generate foreign currency and finance proxies, transforming the conflict into a battle for global energy control.

Trump is considering an invasion of Iran's oil island... considering taking control of the island by foot soldiers... The Trump administration is considering placing American soldiers on Iran's shores in order to secure safe passage for oil tankers in the Strait of Hummus and perhaps also in order to seize Karag Island... Karag passes roughly 90 to 95% of the Iranian crude oil exports.

Joint US-Israeli strikes have eliminated key Iranian Revolutionary Guard figures, including spokesman Ali Muhammad Naeni, Basij commander Golam Raza Sulimmani, and intelligence minister Ismael Katib. This has created a decentralized decision-making vacuum, with more extreme and militarily experienced figures like Parliament Speaker Muhammad Bakr Galibbaf and Revolutionary Guards commander Ahmed Vahidi gaining prominence, indicating a less flexible and more hardline regime.

The spokesman of the revolutionary guards was eliminated, Ali Muhammad Naeni... Basie commander Golam Raza Sulimmani Ali Giani and intelligence minister Ismael Kib all three have been removed from the picture... several key figures are emerging. One of them is Muhammad Bakr Galibbaf, the speaker of the Iranian Parliament... Ahmed Vahidi, the commander of the revolutionary guards who is considered even more extreme than his predecessors.

Iran has established a maritime corridor in the Strait of Hormuz and is charging 'protection money' from vessels, with at least nine ships reportedly paying up to $2 million. This move, coupled with a drastic drop in traffic (from 100-130 vessels daily to a handful), poses a severe threat to global energy security, potentially causing an immediate shortage of 14.8 million barrels of oil per day and trillions in economic damage.

Iran has already established a maritime corridor of vessel traffic and it is charging protection money on it. At least nine ships have already used it. In one case, payment of around $2 million was reported... traffic was dropped to only a handful of ships... an immediate shortage of 14.8 million barrels of oil every single day if the straight is blocked for any length of time.