报道
美国击毁5艘伊朗油轮；油价突破100美元
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译自英文原文。
59月8日被击毁的伊朗油轮 3
高于 $1009月9日布伦特原油价格，7月以来首次 31
10约一周内被击毁的伊朗油轮 48
从“史诗怒火行动”到油价100美元
报复在一天之内到来
在海湾东部维持大型基地的部署方式已不可行。
地点
- 01伊朗哈尔克岛
- 02阿曼湾
- 03霍尔木兹海峡
- 04约旦穆瓦法克·萨尔蒂
已知
未知
- 躲过两次导弹袭击的美国军舰，其身份尚无经核实的信息。
- 其他油轮遭受的全部损毁情况，以及推动部署方式之争的美国基地受损情况。
后续
- 伊朗是否会在海湾宣布新的限制区。
- 美国是否会分散海湾东部的基地，还是重建这些基地。
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播出原貌
- America destroyed five Iranian oil tankers after Iran fired two missiles at an American warship.
- The strikes aim at Iran's crude lifeline at Kharg Island, which handles about ninety percent of the country's oil exports. That lifeline is now under direct assault, and the economic consequence is immediate: Brent crude has climbed above one hundred dollars a barrel for the first time since July, driven by the strikes and a recovery in Chinese oil buying. The oil is not just a number — it is a live inflation threat to the global economy, and it raises the stakes for everyone. The question now is whether this becomes a wider naval war or whether any channel opens before the region is dragged deeper.
- The war is six months old, but this week it reached the oil. It began February twenty-eighth with Operation Epic Fury, joint U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iranian military and nuclear installations whose opening salvo killed Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. What followed was a grinding campaign that expanded into the waters carrying Iran's oil. The three tankers struck on the fifth and sixth were the earlier action that initial coverage confused with the five destroyed on the eighth. The U.S. military's tally for the week is higher still: ten tankers destroyed in about seven days, all tied to the Revolutionary Guard's shadow fleet. The five-tanker assault on the eighth was the largest single wave of attacks on shipping since the war began. And it was a direct response to two ballistic-missile attempts on an American warship, both of which it evaded.
- The five destroyed on the eighth are the largest single day of the week. Four were crude carriers in the Gulf of Oman — the Kaviz, Charminar, Horizon 1 and Riesco — and the fifth, the Derya, was hit near Kharg Island, Iran's principal crude-export terminal. Crews were ordered off before the strikes, and Riesco was caught on video sinking. The two missile attacks that triggered the response both missed, and no American personnel were harmed. The warship that dodged them remains unnamed and still on patrol. Iran's claims of hitting two destroyers — the Delbert D. Black and the John Paul Jones — are contradicted by the U.S. military, which says all Iranian attempts against U.S. ships failed.
- Iran's retaliation came within a day. It fired roughly twenty ballistic missiles at a base in Jordan used by U.S. forces, in the Muwaffaq Salti and Al-Azraq area; Jordan intercepted eighteen of them, and all U.S. personnel were accounted for. Tehran also claims it attacked ten ships near the Strait of Hormuz and more than a dozen vessels trying to pass through the strait on Wednesday. The Revolutionary Guard warned tanker crews near Kuwait and Bahrain, both of which host U.S. forces, to abandon their ships. Iran says it will announce a new restricted zone in the Gulf in the coming days, and it has warned that U.S. energy assets in the Gulf are vulnerable. The U.S. military says every Iranian attempt against U.S. forces failed.
- That assessment is driving a serious debate inside the Pentagon. Officials are discussing reducing the U.S. Middle East presence after substantial damage to bases. Petraeus points to repeated Iranian missile and drone attacks on hubs like Al Udeid in Qatar and Bahrain's Fifth Fleet facilities, and to the unsustainable economics of firing expensive interceptors at cheap drones. He says the large-base posture of the past is no longer viable. Other retired commanders, including Frank McKenzie, argue for dispersing forces and shifting weight westward rather than rebuilding concentrated bases. A U.S. effort to guide ships through the Strait of Hormuz, called Project Freedom, was halted at Pakistan's request.
- The Abraham Lincoln is not the ship that dodged the missiles. That distinction belongs to an unnamed warship still on patrol. The Lincoln, however, is the face of the campaign's cost. It left San Diego on November twenty-first, 2025, spent roughly seven months in the Central Command area, and made its first liberty call in Laem Chabang, Thailand around September second to sixth, after about 286 days away from home that included a 208-day uninterrupted stretch at sea. As of September eighth, it was in the South China Sea, roughly twenty days from San Diego. The deployment ground down the crew: media described a mental-health crisis so severe that some sailors tried to jump overboard, along with exhausted crews, food shortages, and families raising the alarm. And despite reports calling it the longest deployment in history, that is not accurate — the record belongs to the USS Gerald R. Ford at 326 days. The Lincoln is a candidate for second-longest, and President Trump has called its deployment 'not nearly long enough.'
- That extended deployment also carried a warning: the air wing flew more than ten thousand sorties and delivered over a million and a half pounds of ordnance. Yet no off-ramp is visible. No diplomatic channel between the two governments is operating, despite the stakes. Oil at one hundred dollars is a live inflation threat to the broader economy, and Iran's threats now extend to South Korean shipping and to Greece and Cyprus, which carries NATO implications. The campaign that sank five tankers is a phase, not a settlement — and the ships and sailors bearing its weight have no end date in sight.
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