Debt Rattle March 12 2026
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The lords of the current “City of Blood” should study the fate of Ninevah and contemplate History severely rhyming again .
https://youtu.be/0u5MpQghwfE?si=W5FcE3R1WN6P5bLbWOW! Bankers being attacked.
Yes — multiple reputable sources confirm that Iranian ballistic missiles struck the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange and nearby financial buildings.
This is not a rumor. It is confirmed by several independent outlets, including Republic World, Business Today, and MSN.📌 What has been confirmed?
🏦 1. Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) was hit and severely damaged
– Iran launched over 25 ballistic missiles into Israel.
– The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange building suffered extensive structural damage.
– Videos from the scene show major destruction to the financial district.
🏙️ 2. Financial district buildings in Ramat Gan were also struck
– A missile hit the TASE building in Ramat Gan, the core of Israel’s financial sector.
– Reports describe the damage as substantial.
📉 3. Israeli markets were disrupted
– News agencies report that the attack rattled markets and hit Israel’s “economic heart.”
🚑 4. Casualties reported
– At least 32 injuries were reported across Israel from the missile barrage.🔥 Why this matters (strategic significance)
This is one of the most significant economic‑targeted strikes Iran has ever carried out:
✔ Direct hit on Israel’s central financial infrastructure
The Tel Aviv Stock Exchange is the nerve center of Israel’s economy.
✔ Symbolic and psychological escalation
Targeting financial institutions signals:
– Economic warfare
– Strategic messaging
– A shift from purely military targets to national‑level infrastructure
✔ Potential shift in Iran’s doctrine
This suggests Iran is willing to:
– Strike economic nodes, not just military ones
– Expand the target set in future waves
– Apply pressure on Israel’s financial stabilityI’m using my A.I. to verify reports.
Yes, the Italian base in Erbil was struck overnight.
The best current assessment is that it was a drone impact, not a missile, and no personnel were injured.
This occurred amid the broader Iran–U.S.–Israel conflict escalation,https://x.com/TheCradleMedia/status/2032138630047642064
“French energy giant TotalEnergies said in a statement that production has been shut down or is in the process of shutting down in Qatar, Iraq, and offshore sites in the UAE due to escalating regional security risks following the US-Israeli assault on Iran, affecting roughly 15 percent of its global output.”
Posted by: John Gilberts | Mar 12 2026 20:41 utc | 107
https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c4gqjyk0vx3t
US military says rescue efforts under way after refuelling plane crashes in Iraq.https://x.com/dana916/status/2032219729335554489
Iraqi media, Naya: The plane was hit by a 358 surface-to-air missile fired by the heroic Iraqi resistance. The death of three American soldiers is the initial casualty count.🇺🇸 Of course CENTCOM will not admit it — Operation Epstein Fury.
American forces are searching for the bodies of the dead in the Anbar desert and are carrying out landings by Chinook helicopters, assisted by SAS forces.
Canada not at war!
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/kuwait-attack-canadian-camp-9.7126481
Silence from Ottawa ‘shameful’ after report of Canadian camp hit by missile:
Camp at Ali Al-Salem Air Base in Kuwait appeared to be damaged on March 1: report
Kyle Duggan · The Canadian Press · Posted: Mar 12, 2026 2:15 PM PDT |
An explosion is seen from a distance.
An image from social media verified by Reuters shows smoke rising from an explosion in the direction of Ali Al-Salem Air Base in Kuwait earlier this month. (Reuters)Conservative defence critic James Bezan said it’s “really shameful” the Liberal government did not tell the public about a reported Iranian missile strike on an airbase in Kuwait where Canadian Armed Forces personnel are stationed.
The newspaper La Presse reported on Thursday the Canadian section at the Ali Al-salem Air Base appeared to be damaged by the March 1 attack, based on an analysis of satellite imagery. No Canadian military members were injured.
“This is a failure of the government of not wanting to communicate, not being transparent and not sharing with Canadians exactly how Canada is impacted by this war,” Bezan told reporters Thursday.
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