I watched some videos by Jiang Xueqin where he says this, but beyond that if you see the data it's what makes the most sense. Also the oil sites, I watched a video (I don't remember where this was) but an oil rig caught on fire simply by debris from a drone crash nearby, image if you actually would want to hit them. Easy target that's impossible to defend. This also draws parallels with the Ukrainian SMO, where Russia hits critical infrastructure, the difference is that these places are so artificially created by the Big Oil that disrupting civilian life is way more easier to do than in a country like Ukraine. There's the whole debate about whether is convenient, because of nuclear annihilation but you wouldn't even be attacking Israel directly, just disrupting the petrodollar.
https://ourworldindata.org/water-use-stress#water-stress-and-scarcity
This shows data from the globe, you need to filter where you want to see.
Desalination plants along with oil rigs would be one of the primary targets in my opinion. If plants are hit most countries would run out of water in about 2 weeks, hitting oil rigs would prevent them from further producing what is mostly their only source of income, plus they are dependant on selling oil to purchasing food which they don't produce much. Roughly 70% of the GCC's food supply enters through the Strait of Hormuz. This is leverage for the GCC to not go fully into pro-nazionist mode, but it is a double edged sword since Iran mostly has the same weakness but not to such an extent.
I found the source and created these 2 images.
ayatolla consciosly entered martyrdom to initiate a jihad and unite the shia in the muslim world. that is why you see supporters in sunni countries like bahrain, pakistan, afghanistan, sudan, etc.
How do normal people get a hold of oil though? Or will they not be bringing that? It makes me really happy regardless.
of course they are, los zetas were created because la cia trained some mexican soldiers, these people later deserted the mexican army and were the pioneers in bringing military doctrine to the cartels
Oil is included in the humanitarian aid, she has said this.
yo fumandome un caño en la casa rosada a punto de hacer mierda el busto de carlos menem
yeah i don't think i will support mobile, or at least i wont focus on it for now, i feel maybe its a bit empty
Soviet adaptation of Sherlock Holmes. As a fun fact, Watson gets shot during the first Anglo-Afghan war, and Holmes deduces this using his method, although the location of the shot changes depending on the book or film. As far as I know, Afghanistan has never been changed for some other country, even remaining in the British TV Show 'Sherlock' (only this time it was the US invasion of said country), but here Holmes mentions that Watson was in "the East", probably because the film was released on 1979, very recently after the entry of Soviet forces into Afghanistan.
Holmes is opposed to the official police system of Scotland Yard, because the main thing for him is to help, not just to punish. This, it seems to me, is the secret of the enduring love of readers and viewers for Sherlock Holmes, the living personification of loyalty and reliability — qualities that people have always needed so much. That was the reason why we were so willing to work on these films.
— Igor Maslennikov, Aurora, July 1985
i hope somehow things get better, i wish i could help you comrade, life is hard, but we go on