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03/23/2026

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Iran is reportedly moving toward charging up to $2 million per tanker for passage through the Strait of Hormuz, according to CNN.

Reports indicate that Tehran is tightening control over the vital waterway, which carries about 20% of the world’s oil supply. Ships may now require approval or special arrangements to transit the strait amid ongoing regional tensions.

Shipping and media sources suggest that at least one tanker operator has already paid approximately $2 million to secure safe passage under a new Iranian vetting system.

This development comes as rising tensions continue to disrupt maritime traffic, forcing some vessels to consider alternative routes or negotiate passage, underscoring the strait’s critical role in global energy supply.

Analysts warn that if these restrictions persist, they could increase shipping costs, disrupt oil flows, and drive global energy prices higher. 📈🛢️

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03/23/2026

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The Iranian Fighters has reportedly threatened to target the underwater cables enabling global connectivity in the Persian Gulf, threatening as in retaliation for a potential US attack on its power plants.

If this happens, it could effect a widespread disruption of communications, making any connection impossible.

The impact would be global, reaching both Africa, Europe and Asia, since their access to network connectivity relies on these strategic infrastructures which are these underwater cables.

It's getting Tougher and broader

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03/23/2026

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Yemen’s Houthi movement has issued a warning to several Arab countries, stating that any attempt to intercept missiles targeting Israel would be considered an act of alignment with Israel.

In a statement, the group specifically cautioned Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and the United Arab Emirates against interfering with missiles launched from Iran, Yemen, or allied factions within what it described as the “resistance axis.”

The Houthis warned that any country involved in intercepting such missiles would be treated as “an inseparable part” of Israel, adding that those forewarned would bear responsibility for their actions.

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03/23/2026

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Report revealing that an overnight precision strike from Israel has killed Iran’s Intelligence Minister, Esmaeil Khatib, according to a senior Israeli official speaking on March 18, 2026.

Khatib was said to oversee Iran’s global intelligence and operations network and had been linked to activities targeting current and former U.S. officials, including President Donald Trump. The U.S. government had previously offered a reward for information related to him.

The strike represents a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict involving Iran, with potential implications for regional security.
Reactions are beginning to emerge as officials assess the broader impact of the development.

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03/21/2026

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The United Kingdom🇬🇧 has reportedly approved the use of its military bases by the United States🇱🇷 to carry out strikes on Iran targets, signaling a notable escalation and deeper involvement in the ongoing conflict.

Reacting to the development, Iran’s Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, strongly criticized UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer. He argued that the decision contradicts the will of the British public, claiming that most citizens do not support being drawn into what he described as a “war of choice” led by the US and Israel against Iran.

Araghchi further warned that by disregarding domestic sentiment and permitting the use of British bases for military operations, the UK government is putting its own citizens at risk. He emphasized that Iran views such actions as aggression and made clear that the country would respond by exercising its right to self-defense.

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03/20/2026

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Ghana, South Africa Turn to Dangote Refinery Amid Middle East Conflict

As rising tensions and supply disruptions linked to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, several African countries are reassessing their fuel supply chains. Nations that have traditionally depended on refineries in the Persian Gulf are now exploring alternative sources closer to home.

Shift Toward Dangote Refinery is on the rise.
According to a report by Bloomberg, countries including Ghana, South Africa, and Kenya are actively seeking to purchase petroleum products from the Dangote Refinery.

The refinery, owned by Nigerian industrialist Aliko Dangote, is emerging as a strategic alternative supplier within the continent.
Reason for the Shift
The move comes as the Middle East—home to some of the world’s largest oil refining hubs—faces instability that has disrupted fuel exports.

This has raised concerns about:
Supply reliability
Rising transportation costs
Delays in fuel delivery

As a result, African nations are seeking more secure and geographically closer supply routes.
Strategic Importance of Dangote Refinery
The Dangote Refinery, located in Lagos, Nigeria, is one of the largest single-train refineries in the world.

Its growing operational capacity positions it as:
A regional energy hub
A reliable supplier for African markets
A way to reduce dependence on imports from outside the continent
Implications for Africa
This shift could have wide-ranging effects:
Energy Security: African countries may become less vulnerable to global disruptions.

Economic Impact:
Reduced shipping costs and faster delivery times.
Regional Integration: Strengthening intra-African trade in petroleum products.

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03/20/2026

TENTION REINGS. Iran Vows Revenge Against Trump
War Alert; as Tehran Threatens Retaliation Over Khamenei Assassination
Tensions between the United States and Iran have sharply escalated following reports of the assassination of Ali Khamenei in a joint operation.

In response, Iranian authorities issued a strong warning directed at former U.S. President Donald Trump, vowing retaliation. Officials stated that efforts to hold him accountable would continue indefinitely, signaling a potential shift toward heightened confrontation.

The development has raised global concern, with fears of a broader conflict and possible retaliation beyond Iran’s borders. While Trump reportedly described the operation as an “intelligence success,” Iranian leaders have promised a “decisive revenge,” putting security agencies on high alert.

With tensions at a critical level, analysts warn that any further escalation could have serious implications for international stability.

QUESTION: Is this really a serious security threat or largely political rhetoric?

03/20/2026

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Iran has claimed it successfully struck a U.S. F-35 Lightning II fighter jet, describing it as the first time the advanced aircraft has been hit during the ongoing war.

According to Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the jet was targeted at about 2:50 a.m. on March 19 in central Iran using sophisticated air defense systems. The IRGC said the aircraft’s condition remains unclear but suggested there is a high chance it crashed.

However, U.S. officials disputed the severity of the incident, stating the F-35 managed to make an emergency landing following a missile barrage. They confirmed the pilot is safe and that an investigation is ongoing.

The claim comes shortly after the White House described the F-35 as a symbol of “decisive American power,” noting that if Iran’s claim is verified, it would mark a significant moment in the conflict.

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03/19/2026

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Senegalese President, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, just updated his profile picture with the AFCON trophy clearly behind him.

The country has officially informed CAF that the trophy will not be returned until the Court of Arbitration for Sport makes its ruling.

It’s a bold and dignified reaction that Senegal have refused to return the 2025 AFCON trophy and medals, stating that they will never consider doing so.

Also, report cieculating claims that Senegal 🇸🇳 has moved the AFCON trophy to their military base, where it is now positioned at the center of the camp.

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Probably CAF and Morocco would have to go to the Senegalese military base to retrieve it.

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03/19/2026

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A reported precision strike has hit the Bazan refinery in Haifa, Israel’s largest oil processing facility, sparking massive fires and prompting authorities to urge nearby residents to stay indoors due to potential toxic emissions.

The refinery’s location amid dense chemical and storage plants makes the attack particularly hazardous.

Experts suggest the strike may be retaliatory, following recent attacks on Iranian energy sites, and demonstrates advanced long-range strike capabilities that could shift regional missile dynamics. Economically, the hit threatens Israel’s fuel supply, with officials holding urgent talks on strategic reserves.

As smoke blankets Haifa, the conflict appears to be escalating toward full-scale industrial and economic warfare, with energy infrastructure increasingly targeted on both sides.

03/19/2026

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Nigeria, UK Finalise £746m Deal to Upgrade Lagos Ports

Nigeria and the United Kingdom have secured a £746 million export finance agreement aimed at redeveloping two key ports in Lagos—Apapa and Tin Can Island.

The deal was confirmed on Thursday following a meeting at Downing Street in London between UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Nigerian President Bola Tinubu, according to a BBC report.
As part of the arrangement, UK Export Finance (UKEF) will provide guarantees for loans used in refurbishing the port facilities.

The financing is expected to be coordinated by Citibank.

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