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Strike Zone

US Fuel Shortage Impedes Gulf Coast Energy Transition

09.04.2022

12:52 PST

SF Bay Area, CA – Decisively, the US has triggered a fuel shortage with the ban of Russian oil over the war in Ukraine as security issues accelerate volatility. Fundamentally, fuel shortage from the US weighs in the Energy Corridor of Greater Houston which is gripped with energy transition on the US Gulf Coast. Urgently, US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm pleaded, "Right now we need oil and gas production to rise to meet current demand, and we are here to work with anyone and everyone ready to take a leap into the future." Predominantly, several issues on short-term stability in oil prices have been identified at CERAWeek. Relevantly, CERAWeek enable top energy executives, government officials and investors to meet and discuss new plans for energy deals.

Pressingly, during CERAWeek in Greater Houston the US Energy Secretary assured an increase in oil production from the US while directing energy transition plans for the US Gulf Coast. Actively, Granholm identified climage change as a major challenge for the oil industry which stated, "The U.S. government has always partnered with the energy industry in times of need."

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Furthermore, she added, "The oil and gas industry has powered our nation and gotten us to where we are today, and we want you to power this country over the next 100 years with zero emissions technologies." Meanwhile, fuel shortages in the US and many parts of the world propel oil prices higher over the war in Ukraine as the Energy Corridor acquiesces energy transition. Extensively, energy security is overshadowing energy transition in the US as supply chain woes from inflation persist with higher returns on future investments. Primarily, energy security from the US Gulf Coast for the Energy Corridor involves multinational cooperation which is perpetuated in the Middle East.

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Port of New Houston

Mexico Expands Climate Policy with Greater West Initiative

11.03.2022

03:58 PST

SF Bay Area, CA – Nationally, Mexico is expanding climate policies in the US to improve environmental protection standards while enforcing international environmental laws. Traditionally, Mexico has achieved climate control policies with the US which accelerates the Greater West Initiative from the US Gulf Coast as the two nations met to discuss future challenges. Inherently, SEMARNAT is integrating strategies to eliminate illegal logging and deforestation in vast areas surrounding the national borders and declare Natural Protected Areas for law enforcement. Affirmatively, Mexico's National Institute of Ecology and Climate Change (INECC) is designated to perform climate research for restoration projects which improve protection standards.

Productively, energy exploration from the US Gulf Coast include adherence to environment and climate policies at the INECC which integrates US scientific and technical data. Aptly, leaders from the energy industry on the US Gulf Coast are integrating climate policies for transitioning to low-carbon energy production with energy storage, renewable electricity and nuclear power.

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Zionist Imperialism

US Ban on Russian Oil Fuels Inflation

09.04.2022

12:59 PST

SF Bay Area, CA – Shifty, the ban on Russian oil indicates political transformation in the US, EU and G-7 which underlines rising inflation and a weakening AUKUSA alliance in the West. Deliberately, the EU has banned coal imports from Russia to elaborate with the ban on investments from the US which pins the West to the biggest oil companies for energy security as inflation grip policymakers. Advisedly, the US is securing the IMF for mounting pressure over the war in Ukraine while US oil companies remain entrenched with disruptions to the supply chain. Indomitably, the AUKUSA alliance is manacled to US energy security over the ban on Russian oil as inflation fetters the biggest US oil company which is impaired from the petroleum ban.

Significantly, US oil companies are underwriting the petroleum ban to shift energy security which leaves Shell in over $5 billion (USD) and BP with around $25 billion (USD) in losses for the first quarter. Meanwhile, inflation pressure weigh against US energy policies which is limited to the shift in production.

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US Oil Reserves Reach Production Capacity

09.04.2022

05:58 PST

SF Bay Area, CA – Persistently, US oil companies are lobbying over major supply disruptions from the oil price plunge which exposes neglect with energy security as failure to extend production capacity grips the US Gulf Coast. Notably, Exxon Mobil and Chevron is investing in domestic oil production while recovering from the oil crisis while the Biden administration inject 180 million barrels of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Significantly, the trend in higher oil prices overshadows mediocre US energy security as lack of policies to direct exploration expansion prior to the crash in oil prices linger. Inherently, US oil reserves are reaching production capacity as energy security heightens behind various energy transformation policies.

Methodically, US oil refineries are near 92% capacity while recovering from shock to the supply chain which left several refineries closed. Totally, US oil production has risen beyond 59% from this month last year.

Resistantly, US oil companies are forced to outpace shortages from the ban on Russian oil with mounting production costs over permantly closed refineries in the Gulf Coast. Likewise, energy transition to net-zero emissions in the US is threatened with the present oil shortage while the demand for oil production rises over the summer. Additionally, US strategic oil reserves are supplying oil at historic amounts in preparation for a bigger increase over rising inflation which cripples energy security in the Gulf Coast. Literally, US President Joe Biden stated, "This is a wartime bridge to increase oil supply until production ramps up later this year." He added, “And it is by far the largest release from our national reserve in our history."

Power Shortage on the Gulf Coast Reflect Bigger Crisis

11.04.2022

21:48 PST

SF Bay Area, CA – Primarily, innovation for expansion of the power grid in the Gulf Coast is gaining an environmental edge from repairs since the deadly February 2021 blackout. Relatively, the winter storm which froze power equipment and caused several pipelines to burst damaged over 60% of the infrastructure for the power grid in the Gulf Coast. Tentatively, the Public Utility Commission which directs the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, Inc. (ERCOT) is planning a new phase for modernizing the power grid. Furthermore, the power market in the Gulf Coast is engulfed over transitioning with alternative energy.

Duly, power shortage and outages hinder productive transitioning to alternative energy and impedes progress with development of a modern power grid. Accordingly, Public Utility Commissioner Lori Cobos stated, "Texans don’t want to live in a tight (power) market. We’ve shifted our position to drive that reliability-based approach to optimize the grid and the market."

Notably, the power market on the Gulf Coast is strained in capacity as output for solar and wind power reduce from shortages on the grid. Thoroughly, US legislators for the Gulf Coast have overwhelmed the region with nuclear waste sites which exacerbate the power shortage. Regionally, shortages on the power grid indicate a vast array of environmental conditions related to aging infrastructure, power overload and reduced output. Similarly, power outages in the Gulf Coast reflect an output reduction which is attributed to the lack of legislation on direction for a modernized grid. Meanwhile, alternative energy and energy mix for the power grid in the Gulf Coast remains uncertain with rising shortages from increasing demand.

Iraq Warns Against Allegiance to Israel

29.12.2021

02:22 PST

SF Bay Area, CA – Openly, the US is irate and hostile to Iraq as pressure over the fall of the ISIL-Daesh terror network is leading to an onslaught of attacks in the region over normalization in ties with Israel. Moreover, Israel is seeking permenant occupation in both Gaza and the Golan Heights as the new pro-Western military alliance signals the start of a long-term war which is confined to normalizing US naval freedom of navigation. Astutely, Syrian Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad stated, "Terrorism, military aggression, and cruel sanctions cannot sap the Syrian nation’s will to resist the bullying and excessive demands of the enemies."

Accordingly, Iraq is warning the region against allegience to Israel as military aggression over Syria from Palestine intensifies in the nation. Vehemently, Iraq has opposed any normalization of ties with Israel and the Zionist alliance which is destined for a new long-term global war.

Meanwhile, Iraq is building an active resistance movement to expel foreign forces from the nation and thwart normalization in ties with Israel over US naval exercises. Presently, the resistance movement in Iraq has ordered a cease-fire on US troops to force a withdrawal agreement which is expiring from the surge of violence over Syria. Markedly, Iran claims the Kurdish autonomous region which lies in jeopardy from an onslaught of ISIL-Daesh attacks. Centrally, northern Iraq is the core of normalization ties for Israel which expands with US assurance and aid from naval exercises. Likewise, Iraq is the heart of the resistance movement against the Zionist coalition which stagger the region.

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The Roll Call

Normalization to Israel Amplifies Colonial Rule in West Asia

09.03.2022

17:11 PST

SF Bay Area, CA – Adversely, Israel's occupation in Golan Heights and blockade of the Gaza Strip amplifies colonial rule for West Asia as foreign occupation from Kurdistan influences the war in Yemen. Notably, Iranian President Ebrahim Raeisi asserts the blockade of Palestine should be a top priority for all Muslims as Israel normalizes ties in the UAE, Bahrain, Sudan and Morocco. Specifically, President Raeisi stated, "The move by some Arab countries to establish relations with the Zionist regime (Israel) will not only fail to ensure their protection and security, but will also double the problems of these states and those of the region and [other] Arab countries."

Perilously, the US is supplying major arms to West Asia with Saudi Arabia increasing imports by 61% as Qatar reached a surge of 361% which indicates the core of normalization to Israel. Acutely, the war in Yemen exemplifies the gravitation to normalized ties for Israel in West Asia which faces a resistance movement against the Zionist regime.

Regionally, the war in Yemen is at a peak as Saudi Arabia intensifies the crisis over the seizure of ships delivering petroleum which may bring a halt to the service. Accordingly, escalation from the resistance movement alleviates Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip which amplifies colonial rule in West Asia. Likewise, the expansion for normalization with Israel is relished from US arms sales to the region which perpetuate mediocre security infrastructure. Judiciously, the resistance movement against Israel is accelerating with development and integration of advanced missile systems to diminish US arm sales in Saudi Arabia. Publicly, Iran's Brigadier General Abolfazl Shekarchi mentioned, "Their (the Zionists) slightest strategic mistake will be met with our harshest response."

Islamic Emirate Establishes Framework for QIP Alliance

12.04.2022

02:16 PST

SF Bay Area, CA – Assuredly, the Islamic Emirate is accelerating regional ties with Pakistan and Qatar to establish the QIP alliance which extends trade with Saudi Arabia. Progressively, the Islamic Emirate is renewing ties in Pakistan from the Durand Line which is primary for the QIP alliance while eliminating drug trafficking remains a major priority. Resolutely, security on the Durand Line ensures military integration generates political momentum and economic expansion. Decisively, the Islamic Emirate and Pakistan are building ties as military tensions reached a high alert after a Pakistani helicopter was shot down near the Durand Line.

Appropriately, negotiations over the recent incident involves identifying opportunities for overcoming the present economic crisis with the QIP alliance. Judiciously, the Islamic Emirate is building government departments for solidifying the QIP alliance.

Intently, deputy spokesman of the Islamic Emirate Bilal Karimi mentioned, "The Islamic Emirate wants good relations with all countries including neighbors and does not want to be involved in any kind of tension. Officials of the Islamic Emirate are attempting to solve this and all issues by negotiations and understanding." Aptly, the Islamic Emirate is establishing the framework for the QIP alliance as cooperation from Qatar with expanding the Kabul airport awaits an agreement. Pertinently, the QIP alliance intensifies economic recovery with border and airport security which ignites social integration.

Turkey Mulls NATO Response to War in Ukraine

08.03.2022

22:37 PST

SF Bay Area, CA – Imperatively, Turkey is mulling the impact of a peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan to end the Second Karabakh War which began in 2020 with an Azerbaijani seige on the Nagorno-Karabakh Line of Contact. Essentially, Turkey is ramping political influence with Armenia during peace talks as negotiations hinder NATO expansion into the South Caucasus. Hastily, NATO is seeking exansion into the South Caucasus as a response for war in Ukraine while seeking to revive influence in Central Asia. Openly, US military aid to Ukraine and the Baltic states impair negotiations as the Second Karabakh War includes a Russian peacekeeping mission.

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Iraq Targets US Occupation in Kurdistan

04.14.2022

02:19 PST

SF Bay Area, CA – Deliberately, US troops occupying Kurdistan are sheltering, training and arming thousands of Daesh terrorist in refugee camps near the Iraqi border. Persistently, US-backed Kurdish militants patrol the Tigris river to influence the Iraqi parliament with the occupation in Kurdistan. Auspiciously, US occupation in Kurdistan adds military tension against Turkey over repeated violations of Iraq's sovereignty. Receptively, US-backed Kurdish militants recruit Daesh terrorist which originates with the raid from Turkey to fight against PKK militia in Kurdistan. Vigorously, Iraq is targeting the refugee camps which occupy Kurdistan to alleviate US occupation of the semi-autonomous region.

Adamantly, the Iraqi anti-terror Kata'ib Hezbollah group warned, "The Iraqi nation, which dispelled the myth about US forces as the world’s most powerful military and subjected them to humiliation, can demean you as well. Therefore, you are recommended to pull out your troops before it is too late."

Markedly, US-backed Turkish militias are engaged with cross border recruitment activities in both Turkey and Iraq which fuels the resistance movement to US occupation in Kurdistan. Patently, the Kata'ib Hezbollah group stated, "Our patience has reached its limit. Disregard for the loss of our compatriots’ lives and violations of the state sovereignty were the last straw." Invariably, US occupation in Kurdistan is targeted in Iraq as Turkey escalate military tensions over the growing refugee camps which belong to Daesh militants. Routinely, Iraq expands the warning against cooperation with US-backed militias occupying Kurdistan.

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At the Heart

India Initiates Military Cooperation in Philippines

06.03.2022

02:19 PST

SF Bay Area, CA – Infinitely, military cooperation with India among ASEAN nations unveil a major arms race in the region which expands with the sale of the BrahMos missile. Befittingly, India and Russia have established BrahMos Aerospace a multinational aerospace and defense corporation to design and develop new generation cruise missiles. Expectedly, India and the Philippines have reached an agreement for an acquistion project to expand the capacity of the BrahMos cruise missile. Duly, India is extending military ties in the Philippines, Vietnam and Indonesia as stability increases with a plan to upgrade the regional defense architecture. Assuredly, BrahMos Aerospace is developing variations of the BrahMos cruise missile for submarine and aircraft systems. Extensively, military cooperation in SE Asia includes integration with China which intensify development for the aerospace industry.

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India and China to Meet Over the Indo-Tibetan Border

03.03.2022

03:00 PST

SF Bay Area, CA – Strategically, the US is perpetuating the Indo-Pacific alliance to both India and China for leverage in the arms race which weighs on the long-standing border standoff. Simultaneously, military cooperation is a top priority in the next round of talks which predicate security for Taiwan with reunification to China from the escalating arms race. Importantly, talks include economic integration to stabilize the Indo-Tibetan border which has experienced major tensions since the military standoff erupted in 2020. Amicably, India has refuted US patter which infuses NATO and the Indo-Pacific with support for the AUKUSA alliance. Likewise, India is neutralizing tensions from the Indo-Tibetan border over the rapid deployment of NATO warships to the South China Sea.

Appropriately, India has acknowledged the lack of political ties with Europe to support the Indo-Pacific alliance which solidify military cooperation in the next round of talks with China. Meanwhile, relations with Europe in India remain isolated with the rapid deployment of NATO warships for military exercises which involve the Indo-Pacific.

Decisively, India's External Affairs minister S Jaishankar mentioned, "We have quite distinct challenges, what is happening here and what is happening in the Indo-Pacific. In fact, if there was a connection by that logic, you would have had a lot of European powers already taking very sharp positions in the Indo-Pacific. We didn't see that. We haven't seen that since 2009." He added regarding the AUKUSA alliance, "I would urge you not to slip into that lazy analogy of an Asian-NATO. It isn't because there are three countries who are treaty allies. We are not a treaty ally. It doesn't have a treaty, a structure, a secretariat, it's a kind of 21st century way of responding to a more diversified, dispersed world."

China Plans for Modernization in Fiscal Year

04.03.2022

20:51 PST

SF Bay Area, CA – Sufficiently, Chinese leaders of the 13th National Committee gathered for the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) to reaffirm the five-year blueprint which modernizes China. Fiscally, this is the second year for the Five Year Plan period (2021-2025) which shifts economic recovery from COVID-19 and military tensions over the AUKUSA alliance to modernization in China. Specifically, this year the CPPCC has targeted various government sectors such as: agriculture, social security and welfare for integration with science and technology programs to expand economic growth.

Formally, Zhang Liqun from the Development Research Center of the State Council stated, "As long as China stabilizes the economy, it can overcome the adverse effects of the pandemic, maintain people's livelihoods and get a head start in the new round of development."

Additionally, China is launching two lab modules for the space station while expecting the expedition of six astronauts from two spaceships this year. Accurately, the six astronauts will perform high-level space experiments which include: biological science, physics, material science and life sciences among other research priorities. Efficiently, the Communist Party of China (CPC) is aligning outer space research with the national agenda to expand the capacity for agricultural production and reduce the income gap. Robustly, the CPPCC identified growth for key industries while developing new business models for fiscal production.

India and US Bolster Military Ties

14.04.2022

07:09 PST

SF Bay Area, CA – Centrally, India and the US are building naval ties to prevent China's growing influence in Central Asia which intensifies the arms race in Asia. Impetuously, India and the US have agreed on strengthening cooperation to react against regional threats from adversaries while bolstering the US-India Defense Technology and Trade Initiative. Hastily, India's defense minister Rajnath Singh emphasized, "I shared India's desire to take this partnership towards co-development and co-production with US companies. We called for increased investments by US companies in India under the 'Make in India' programme. Participation of US entities in Industrial collaboration and partnership in research and development will be critical for success of India's 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat' campaigns."

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