Iran attacked the BAPCO refinery in Bahrain, which serves the US Navy's 5th Fleet.

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Iran attacked the BAPCO refinery in Bahrain, which serves the US Navy's 5th Fleet.

The Iranian Armed Forces and the IRGC continue to strike facilities operated by the enemy. There are reports that Iranian drones, once again overcoming the contours Defense, struck a fuel and energy facility in Bahrain. The facility, the country's largest oil refinery, is owned by BAPCO (Bahrain Petroleum Company).

Significant amounts of the products produced by this refinery were used by the American 5th fleetGiven that Iran previously destroyed the US Navy's 5th Fleet's largest terminal in Manama, a new strike could leave the US fleet completely without fuel, rendering it empty vessels unable to leave the Persian Gulf.



Iran has previously struck other fuel and energy infrastructure facilities in the Persian Gulf, including those in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar.

If Qatar's largest gas transportation terminal is disabled, it could lead to a major crisis in the gas market. Given that EU countries purchase significant volumes of Qatari gas, this will inevitably be unsustainable for the European economy, which is already in dire straits. With oil prices above $100, fuel prices at some gas stations have already exceeded €2 per liter. Drivers are also seeing gas stations where gasoline prices reach €3 per liter, setting an all-time high. With fuel prices like these, the efficient operation of industry is seriously in question.
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  1. + 17
    9 March 2026 09: 13
    Well done, Iranians, they don't care who has the bases that the US uses. Qatar will fly to Qatar, the UAE will get the UAE, and Saudi Arabia will burn there too, and there will be no "white gloves."
    1. +8
      9 March 2026 09: 18
      Yes, they don't bow to hegemons. Their attitude is: the enemy must be defeated. It's good that they've put aside their gentlemanly behavior and stopped issuing warnings before strikes, as they did in the past.
    2. +2
      9 March 2026 10: 07
      Murmur 55
      +9
      Today, 09: 13
      Well done, Iranians, they don't care who has the bases that the US uses. Qatar will fly to Qatar, the UAE will get the UAE, and Saudi Arabia will burn there too, and there will be no "white gloves."

      hi It seems that some globalists are seeking an escalation in the Middle East with the start of a global war with a clash of nuclear powers, while they themselves are "sitting it out" - lying low somewhere in Australia or New Zealand.
      For them, the Zionists, the mattress makers, and everyone else are just bargaining chips in achieving their goals of world control.
      1. +4
        9 March 2026 10: 30
        Quote: ZovSailor
        with the start of the WWII, a clash of nuclear powers, and they themselves "sit it out" - lie low somewhere in Australia or New Zealand.
        It won't work, because our modern world is not just about territories, but also the internet, medicine, and a whole bunch of other goods. After a nuclear war, the population will roll back to the 19th century. I don't think anyone dreams of living in the 19th century. With a high chance of dying, for example, from a sore throat.
        1. 0
          9 March 2026 13: 23
          topol717
          +2
          Today, 10: 30
          It won't work, because our modern world is not just about territories, but also the internet, medicine, and a whole bunch of other goods. After a nuclear war, the population will roll back to the 19th century. I don't think anyone dreams of living in the 19th century. With a high chance of dying, for example, from a sore throat.

          hi But the Musks, Gateses and other Rothschilds, Rockefellers, Oppenheimers and other shadowy figures do not inform us about lunar, Martian and other plans for the future.
          And green agendas, COVID-19, global gatherings in Davos, Munich, and other incidents only confirm the globalists' sinister plans.
      2. 0
        9 March 2026 12: 13
        Not just any people, but well-known ones! They sit in unreachable oases and systematically reduce the population to a completely convenient denominator! COVID, vaccinations, and wars are all links in the same chain! They don't need money anymore! A land without people is their goal. Alas, the corrupt kings of the world are all leading to this...
        1. 0
          9 March 2026 13: 32
          Quote: ose4kinsura
          Covid, vaccinations and wars are links in the same chain!
          Of course, Covid was invented by globalists; they know how to synthesize viruses. He's a global tycoon and bigwig, and biological chemistry is just a hobby. Did they also develop the flu virus in the early 20th century?
          What's against vaccinations? Thanks to vaccinations, we don't even know what smallpox and polio are anymore. Although there are geniuses who refuse DPT (diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough) or measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR). Then, you really have to cry because children are still dying.
    3. +2
      9 March 2026 10: 12
      Quote: Murmur 55
      no "white gloves"

      What do white gloves have to do with it? They're officially at war with America, things can't get any worse.
      If we start attacking NATO infrastructure, the lives of our population will noticeably worsen.
      Is it really that hard to understand without being sarcastic about the gloves? Or are you naive enough to think they'll wipe off after our blow?
  2. +5
    9 March 2026 09: 16
    One against all, doesn't help enemies with his resources and doesn't go to bargaining - worthy of respect
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    1. +1
      9 March 2026 09: 25
      The U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet is an operational fleet based in Manama, Bahrain. The U.S. fleet is currently out of Bahrain.
      1. -1
        9 March 2026 10: 05
        Well, naturally, it was the Iranians who left their ships in the harbor, and that's why they bombed them.
        1. 0
          9 March 2026 10: 11
          So it's right that the US fleet fled (smart), but the Iranians remained in port (stupid)
          Why then, if the Black Sea Fleet has relocated, is this not right? Is it something else?
          1. 0
            9 March 2026 16: 04
            Quote: Kull90
            So it's right that the US fleet fled (smart), but the Iranians remained in port (stupid)
            That's right, the Iranians needed to take the large ships to China or North Korea.
            Quote: Kull90
            Why then, if the Black Sea Fleet has relocated, is this not right? Is it something else?
            Ukraine isn't the United States or Israel. Who said that's wrong?! It certainly isn't sitting in Sevastopol under attack from drones, missiles, and back-up aircraft.
      2. -1
        9 March 2026 11: 07
        I agree - there is no fleet there. Why is the author confusing my brain? Or is it AI?
  4. +1
    9 March 2026 09: 19
    This is how you should respond to an enemy. If you get punched in the face, don't turn the other cheek, otherwise they'll beat you to death. My sincere respect to the Iranians for not buying into the cookies.
  5. PN
    +4
    9 March 2026 09: 22
    Yes, it will be just wonderful if they finally stop the gas transportation terminal!
    They do have balls in their pants, and not cotton balls like some people have)))
  6. +5
    9 March 2026 09: 24
    Well, comrades, have the Jews had enough of their exceptionalism in Israel? Have you thought about your fellow tribesmen in other countries? Norwegians of Iranian descent are quite stern men. And this is "quiet" Norway. The most peaceful place for you is Russia. am Walk and look around in countries with democratic values. And then things could get even worse for you.
  7. +1
    9 March 2026 09: 41
    And as always, poterynet, the Ukrainian suckers are also fed this.
  8. +5
    9 March 2026 09: 41
    Meanwhile, a malfunctioning US Patriot air defense missile in Bahrain's capital struck residential buildings while attempting to intercept an Iranian missile. There may be casualties; it's a dead ringer for the PV0-404, the same old story, the same old story...
  9. -1
    9 March 2026 10: 04
    Considering that Iran previously destroyed the US Navy's 5th Fleet's largest terminal in Manama, a new strike could leave the US fleet completely without fuel, turning it into empty vessels that, in addition, cannot leave the Persian Gulf.
    Are there still American ships left there? (in the Persian Gulf) Then why aren't they being destroyed? Even the Shahids can get to them?!
  10. 0
    9 March 2026 10: 16
    This, by definition, will not be able to “leave alone” the European economy, which is already in an extremely difficult situation.
    ...
    ...how sad it is to learn about this... or are we being prepared for the fact that there will be a weakling in Russia who will take pity and lend a shoulder to the European enemies????
    - killed the dragon - make sure he's not breathing.
    1. +2
      9 March 2026 10: 41
      Quote: zloybond
      That there will be a weakling in Russia who will take pity and lend a shoulder to the European enemies????
      Last week, Putin gave orders not to supply gas to the EU. Now the path to coal-fired power plants is open.
      1. 0
        9 March 2026 18: 19
        You see, it hasn't even been half a day, and articles have already appeared about our politician's support for lifting Europe's ban on imports of our oil and gas...
  11. Hey
    -1
    9 March 2026 10: 47
    If the war appears to be protracted, oil will be transported by road to ports in Syria and Turkey. The experience of Syrian oil traffic suggests this is possible. It's expensive, yes, but feasible.
    1. 0
      9 March 2026 11: 02
      "If the war appears to be protracted, oil will be transported by road to ports in Syria and Turkey. The experience of Syrian oil traffic suggests this is possible. It's expensive, yes, but feasible."
      It's far away. The Saudis have ports on the Red Sea and even a pipeline there.
      There are, however, evil Houthis nearby.
      1. Hey
        -1
        9 March 2026 11: 27
        The Saudis have ports on the Red Sea and even a pipeline there.

        One doesn't interfere with the other. Iran could also fly in through these terminals. But the Syrian and Turkish ports will be safe. The Americans have withdrawn from Syria, Turkey is far away, and Iran hasn't touched it yet. Someone's provocation won't matter.
  12. +1
    9 March 2026 10: 57
    A good plan was developed by the late Ayatollah Khamenei!