Why does it feel like the impact of oil prices has become a bit emotional?

Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is not just an administrative seizure of ships, but mainly through means like mines, missiles, and drones.

Intelligent mines and suicide drones should not yet be able to intelligently identify which countries' ships are involved.

Additionally, there are US reconnaissance satellites and high-altitude drones. So, in fact, it is also very difficult for Iran's own ships to pass through.

Iran's use of this mutually assured destruction method to force other countries is essentially a final desperate struggle.

The problem is that other countries can still hold on for a short time. Conversely, Iran, which has faced nearly 50 years of inflation, may be under greater pressure, including domestic economic deterioration and worsening public living conditions, as well as the dual pressures of the conflict.

As for the United States, about 60% of US crude oil comes from domestic production, while the rest primarily comes from Canada and Mexico, resulting in very little dependence on Middle Eastern oil.

So how long can Iran hold on?