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13.05.26 - 05:57
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Russia Think Tank Tells Chinese Media That U.S. Endgame In Iran Is To "Achieve Market Monopoly" In Logistics, Energy (ZeroHedge)
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Russia Think Tank Tells Chinese Media That U.S. Endgame In Iran Is To "Achieve Market Monopoly" In Logistics, Energy
Russian military blogger Mikhail Zvinchuk, the operator behind the Rybar Telegram channel, recently surfaced in an interview with the Chinese outlet Guancha, offering a non-Western assessment of the ten-week U.S.-Iran war.
The interview is notable given that Washington has targeted the private Russian think tank, with the State Department's Rewards for Justice program offering up to $10 million for information related to Rybar-linked foreign election interference operations.
The main topic of the hour-long conversation between Zvinchuk and the host representing Guancha was the Iranian conflict.
"The main goal of Trump is to shake up the market. Because if you monitor all logistics companies, oil companies, and LNG companies, you will find that big players have started to consume mid-tier and small players."
He continued, "For example, Maersk, one of th...
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11.05.26 - 20:54
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Trump Rejects Iran Offer as Tensions Rise | Open Interest 5/11/2026 (Bloomberg)
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Get a jump start on the US trading day with Matt Miller and Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest." Oil jumps as President Trump calls Iran's latest peace offer “totally unacceptable.” Moderna revives the biotech trade as officials race to contain a cruise ship-linked hantavirus outbreak. And KKR's $300 million rescue of a struggling credit fund raises fresh questions about private markets. Plus, Bruce Douglas on KKR's credit bet, Mary Ann Bartels believes a secular bear market will kickoff the next decade, Mike Pyle on AI investing, Flex CEO Revathi Advaithi, Starz CEO Jeffrey Hirsch, and Bond CEO Bill Papariella. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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10.05.26 - 16:36
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Iran-Linked Media Floats Data Tax On Hormuz Undersea Internet Cables (ZeroHedge)
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Iran-Linked Media Floats Data Tax On Hormuz Undersea Internet Cables
An Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-linked media outlet has signaled that submarine fiber-optic cables running through the Strait of Hormuz remain in Tehran's crosshairs.
Tehran views Hormuz not only as an energy chokepoint but also as a digital chokepoint, with undersea cables beaming internet across the Gulf and into the global network.
Source: Retuers
Tasnim published an article titled “Three Practical Steps for Generating Revenue from Strait of Hormuz Internet Cables,” pointing out that Tehran must reassess how it exercises sovereignty over the strategic maritime chokepoint.
Source: Retuers
The IRGC-linked outlet said that submarine fiber-optic cables in the critical waterway facilitate more than $10 trillion in financial transactions each day, and claimed that Iran has been deprived of the economic and sovereign benefits tied to the digital economy.
Source: Retuers
Tasnim warned that any disruption, cut, or d...
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