Bandar Abbas

Iran's President Maz Pasashkin accused Washington of wrecking the talks, but said efforts to reach a deal should go on.

On Sunday, Iran's army said it shot down an American drone over Bandar Abbas.

That claim comes from Iranian state-linked media.

And the sea is already busy.

Then there's the other possibilities, which is this, like you mentioned, this kind of more expanded strike campaign that the Trump administration has currently been signaling for now a couple weeks now, which may target energy infrastructure, major G-locks in and out of Tehran and other key cities.

That includes cities like Bandar Abbas, Tariq, and other key cities along the Strait of Hormuz and even deeper inside of Tehran.

I mean, even deeper inside of Iran.

That would likely target, like I said, energy infrastructure, major G-locks, and then also command and control C2 hubs and nodes across the nation.

They're building a $3.2 billion facility to make ships, 150-foot ships, 950-foot pilotless remote ships possible.

And again, that was the company that built the unmanned one-way drone boats that struck Bandar Abbas and rescued Apache pilots.

So a lot of stuff going on down a critical part of our country, southern

Texas.

October is the worst month for attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz since the war began, more than 120.

Iran shot down a U.S.-made drone over Bandar Abbas Sunday and drawn up plans to cut Gulf undersea cables, announced an offensive doctrine under which countries hosting U.S. bases become targets.

A senior Pentagon official said the developing options does not by itself indicate the president has ordered an attack.

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And the president has two choices.

He can respond proportionately, you know, do the same thing where we mow the grass, shoot, you know, all the radars on the Bandar Abbas way, or, you know, shoot whatever launch points we saw launching either ships or, when I say lash out, I mean at our air partners.

Or you could respond disproportionately, which is you bring down the hammer for some select period of time, 96 hours, 124 hours.

And I would support a disproportionate response since we've been professional up to this point.

My, my, my, the global tensions are at quite the high right now.

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