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Trump’s Blockade Is Breaking Iran… And European Elites Are Angry

April 16, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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Title: The US Blockade in the Strait of Hormuz: A Game Changer in the Iran War

In a recent article published on Alt-Market.us, Brandon Smith outlined the potential outcomes of the war in Iran and proposed a strategy to end the conflict quickly. Two weeks later, the Trump Administration implemented a US naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, mirroring Smith’s suggested plan.

The effectiveness of the blockade is evident, with Iranian tankers being turned away and Iran’s economy facing dire consequences. Smith had previously highlighted the vulnerability of Iran’s economy to a closure of the strait, emphasizing the need for a swift resolution to the war.

Addressing misinformation being spread about the blockade, Smith debunked several lies including claims that the US is blocking all ships in the strait and that China has breached the blockade. He stressed the strategic advantage of the blockade for the US Navy and the economic impact on Iran.

Smith also called attention to the reactions of foreign governments and the European elites, who have shown their true colors in response to the blockade. He suggested that the war in Iran has exposed supposed allies as enemies, revealing a deeper agenda at play.

The blockade’s success in unsettling Iran, China, and European globalists has highlighted the hidden agendas of various parties involved in the conflict. Regardless of personal opinions on the Iran war, the situation has brought to light the true allegiances of key players on the global stage.

This rewritten content preserves the key points and analysis of the original article by Brandon Smith while adapting it for a WordPress platform.

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