经济 · Iran VP warns US
导弹横飞之际,伊朗要美国人囤积汽油
原语言视频
译自英文原文。
美国对伊朗民族犯下的新罪行已改变了我们的安全格局和防御理论。从现在起,我们的回应将是非对称的、多层次的,并将剥夺侵略者的安全。
改变理论的72小时
$4.14全国普通汽油平均价格(每加仑) 16
$5.85美国柴油创纪录价格(每加仑) 16
18约旦称拦截的弹道导弹数量 1
华盛顿口中的两场战争
在同一新闻周期内,白宫对同一场冲突给出了两种描述。总统唐纳德·特朗普宣称“现在我们与伊朗开战了”,并说“我们昨晚又打了他”。5 同一周期内,副总统JD·万斯则说“我不会称之为战争”,“没有正在进行的交火”,并将其描述为六周的重大作战行动。5 万斯声称,美国过去的打击,即2025年的“午夜之锤”行动和2026年的“史诗怒火”行动,摧毁了伊朗的核设施和军事生产能力,使其更难重建;他拒绝设定结束日期,并将任何谈判与伊朗停止袭击商业航运挂钩。5 相比之下,德国之声新闻等媒体将战争起点定于2026年2月底,称其已持续六个多月,同时存在美国事实上的海上封锁,并有报道称伊朗国内出现排长队现象,且可能实行燃油配给。27
已知
未知
- 每天究竟有多少石油通过霍尔木兹海峡,尚无经核实的证据。
- 对于谁袭击了库赫斯塔克的婚礼,尚无最终认定。
后续
- 德黑兰能否将对能源和航运的攻击持续到秋季。
- 美国汽油价格是回落至3美元,还是攀升进入阿雷夫所说的黑暗几个月。
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播出原貌
- Iran's vice president just told Americans to stockpile gasoline. Gas is already $4.14 a gallon, diesel is at a record, and Brent crude is near $100. The question: will Tehran actually carry out that asymmetrical campaign, or is this pressure aimed at pulling the US back from the Strait of Hormuz?
- The latest round began with a US strike on Larak Island on August thirtieth. A day later, Iran began firing on American-linked sites across five countries. On September first, a larger US wave hit Revolutionary Guard targets around the Strait of Hormuz — and that night, Iran says, a wedding was struck too. By September third, Iran's vice president had posted his threat, and the White House had given two very different descriptions of what is happening.
- In the same news cycle, the President called it a war. The Vice President said no active shooting is happening. Vance described six weeks of major combat and claimed earlier operations destroyed Iran's nuclear and military production capacity — but he set no end date, linking any talks to Iran halting attacks on commercial shipping.
- That is the exact post from Iran's first vice president, Mohammad Reza Aref. He framed the US bombing as a shift in Iran's doctrine — from deterrence to a response designed to deny the United States security in return.
- The wedding strike is the gravest claim. Iran alleges a US strike on a wedding in Kuhestak, on the Hormuz coast, killed at least four people, later five after a young woman died in hospital — two of them children — and wounded roughly sixty-five. The US denies targeting civilians; CENTCOM is investigating and the Vice President is extremely skeptical, with no determination yet. Iran has called it a war crime, held funerals, and the Revolutionary Guard has vowed revenge. Separately, how much oil is actually moving through Hormuz is fiercely contested. The Energy Department says seventeen million barrels in one day, the White House says fifteen million, but independent tanker trackers put the real figure at five to six million a day. Iran itself has exported no oil for seven weeks, against 1.7 million barrels a day before the war.
- That threat lands on American wallets already squeezed. The national average for regular gasoline is four dollars fourteen a gallon. Diesel is at a record above five eighty. Brent crude has traded above ninety-seven dollars a barrel, with global prices just under a hundred. And mortgage rates are near seven percent.
- Over roughly seventy-two hours, Iran claimed strikes on US-linked sites in five countries: Jordan, Kuwait, the UAE, Bahrain, and Iraq. Most incoming fire was intercepted, with limited American casualties. Jordan alone brought down at least eighteen ballistic missiles. An Iranian drone hit a residential compound in Kuwait, starting a fire that was extinguished; no injuries, material damage only. Gulf states condemned the attacks.
- On the American side, the posture is expanding, not shrinking. About fifty thousand troops remain in the region, with two carrier strike groups, including the USS Abraham Lincoln. There is no peace deal in sight. Iranian state-backed hackers have probed US water and energy systems — unsuccessfully. And the Vice President says the top US priority is no longer Iran's nuclear program, but bringing gasoline prices down.
- So will Tehran actually carry out a full asymmetrical campaign against energy and shipping? Or is the warning pressure aimed at pulling the US back from the Hormuz campaign? Iran's vice president has stated intent, but the US is already contradicting itself on whether this is a war, how long it has lasted, how much oil is getting through, and whether it killed civilians at a wedding. What is certain: gas is above four dollars, diesel is at a record, and Iran says it is coming for the American economy. No end date has been set for the $3 gas the White House once forecast for Labor Day.
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