THIS IS HOW AMERICANS FLATTENED HARG ISLAND: Up to 95 percent of Iran’s total oil exports pass through terminals at this location (VIDEO) The U.S. military conducted airstrikes on Iran’s Harg Island, a critical oil export terminal responsible for 90-95% of the country’s crude oil exports. The strikes targeted military installations, with President Trump warning of potential attacks on energy facilities if Iran continues to obstruct shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The destruction of terminals could cripple Iran’s economy and destabilize global energy markets, potentially raising oil prices significantly.

• The U.S. military launched airstrikes on Harg Island, a key Iranian oil export terminal.
• 90-95% of Iran’s crude oil exports pass through terminals on Harg Island.
• The island’s deep waters accommodate large supertankers, a critical geographical advantage.
• Oil revenues from Harg Island, estimated at $50 billion annually, fund the Revolutionary Guard.
• U.S. strikes targeted military objects, not oil infrastructure, but warned of future energy facility attacks.
• Destruction of terminals could cause global market chaos and spike oil prices to $150+ per barrel.
• Harg Island has a history of being targeted, including during the Iran-Iraq War.
• The island is a heavily fortified military zone controlled by the Revolutionary Guard.