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Iran's currency has collapsed to 2 million rial per US dollar — down from roughly 70,000 at the end of last year. Iran can no longer export its oil freely, and the US is degrading its control over the Strait of Hormuz.
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Ben Shapiro opens his weekend update with the most consequential story: two American servicemembers killed in action after Iran launched a coordinated ballistic missile and drone attack on a U.S. base in Jordan. According to CENTCOM, one servicemember remains missing and four were medically evacuated to Jordanian hospitals. Shapiro notes the widespread suspicion that Russia and China have been supplying targeting technology to Iran — using this to argue that China should no longer be described as a 'geopolitical opponent' but as an outright enemy. He frames the incident within a broader global struggle: China, Russia, and Iran form a coordinated axis of powers determined to erode American strength. The tragedy of the losses, he says, demands a clear-eyed reassessment of U.S. strategy. [1] — Ben Shapiro "Two U.S. servicemembers were killed after Iran launched ballistic missiles and drones at an American base in Jordan. One servicemember rema…" 00:52
Two U.S. servicemembers were killed in action after Iran launched ballistic missile and drone attacks on an American base in Jordan.
Two U.S. servicemembers were killed after Iran launched ballistic missiles and drones at an American base in Jordan. One servicemember remains missing and four were evacuated — while suspicion grows that Russia and China provided Iran with targeting technology.
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