2,405 of 2,596·ArchiveUp nextمینهای گمشده در هرمزApr 15, 20262:172.3K views23 likes3 sharesShareWatch on InstagramTranscriptTap any line to jump the video to that moment0:00Hello, I'm Mahgol Baloch. Today, Tuesday the 26th, Ordibehesht [sic] 1405, we have a review of the comedy0:10and tragedy of the past 24 hours in the Strait of Hormuz. Finally, Trump got tired of playing Twitter games and0:18put a full blockade of the Islamic Republic's ports into effect0:23He tweeted with the same street-corner rhetoric: if any swimmer from the Islamic Republic even catches a whiff of it0:31he'll immediately become fish food0:34It seems the Islamic Republic's military geniuses scattered some mines in the strait, but in such a hurry0:42that they've forgotten where they planted them0:45Now they themselves don't dare to move around0:49The remarks of Shahram Irani, the Mojtaba-appointed commander of the navy, have made headlines across news agencies0:57He warned the USS Abraham Lincoln: don't step on our toes, this is a situation1:04where American ships have practically retreated, and he probably identifies the color of the enemy captain's eyes1:12through binoculars, but is still waiting to get within range1:19It's been heard that the hardline leader has given a green light for negotiations, but out of fear of his own1:27hardline supporters, he doesn't dare say it openly. The current state of this arm-wrestling match with1:35cheating is clear1:37Trump is lying in wait in the waters of the Persian Gulf, and the Islamic Republic's officials in Tehran, dazed1:44and confused, are trying with sheer bravado to pass the war off as yogurt, the yogurt off as a churn,1:50and the churn off to the hands of time1:53But the real danger lies elsewhere: a single stray mine or one simple mistake is enough2:00to blow up the powder keg2:03For now, two wrestlers are floundering in the mud, and what gets crushed underfoot2:09isn't their dignity, but the lives of you and me2:14Until a better tomorrow, farewellClipped from Bob KamoSourceBob Kamo2026TrumpHormuzNaval blockadeWar threatNegotiations