1164 Explosion causes minor damage at U.S. Embassy in Oslo, Norway! IRAN STILL BOMBING MIDDLE EAST

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1164 Explosion causes minor damage at U.S. Embassy in Oslo, Norway! IRAN STILL BOMBING MIDDLE EAST 8 Mar 2026 Iran continues its conflict in the Middle East, causing explosions in Bahrain and Kuwait. The largest US military hospital abroad has halted labour and delivery services due to a high number of casualties. Oil prices are expected to double, potentially triggering a global economic crisis. Tensions in the Middle East escalate as Iran continues missile attacks on the UAE, threatening further retaliation against countries hosting US military bases. The US responds with airstrikes on Iran, while Israel claims to have dropped thousands of bombs. Amidst the conflict, oil prices surge, raising concerns about a potential global economic crash. The Middle East is in turmoil with ongoing conflicts between Iran, the US, and Israel. Iran has retaliated with missile strikes following US and Israeli attacks on its oil infrastructure and military capabilities. Amidst the chaos, the speaker emphasises the importance of faith in Jesus Christ, urging viewers to keep their eyes on Him as a dark event approaches. 

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  •  * Iran Conflict Update: Explosions reported in Bahrain and Kuwait despite false Western media reports of Iran backing down. * US Military Hospital Services Halted: Largest US military hospital abroad halts labour and delivery services, citing the need to prioritise combat care, leading to speculation about hidden casualty figures. * Potential Oil Crisis: Qar’s energy minister warns of a potential oil price surge to $150 a barrel, potentially triggering a global economic downturn. * Global Economic Impact: The ongoing war is expected to significantly impact global economies, potentially leading to recessions. * Energy Crisis: The conflict is causing energy prices to surge, potentially leading to shortages and disruptions in supply chains. * Escalation of Conflict: Israel’s strikes on Iranian oil facilities, in response to Iran targeting Israeli infrastructure, mark a significant escalation in the conflict. * False News about Prince Taking Over: The news about the prince taking over is false. * Food Shortage in the Middle East: The food situation in the Middle East is terrifying, with countries like UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait facing food shortages. * Rapture and World War: The current events are leading to a world war, and the speaker believes the rapture is coming. * Oslo Embassy Explosion: An explosion occurred near the US embassy in Oslo, Norway, causing minor damage and no reported injuries. * Investigation Status: Police are investigating the explosion, which happened at the consular entrance, but details are still emerging. * US Homeland Threat Warning: Despite the White House potentially blocking intelligence reports, prior warnings about rising US homeland terror threats, including attacks on the grid and water sources, have already been issued. * Global Conflict Escalation: Reports of escalating tensions between the US, Iran, and Israel, including potential cyber attacks, military readiness, and warnings of war. * Misinformation and Propaganda: The speaker cautions against believing readily available information, suggesting a prevalence of misinformation and propaganda. * Iran’s Stance: Iran’s actions and statements indicate a continued aggressive posture, including missile launches and warnings to countries hosting US military bases. * Global Economic Impact: Qatar’s energy minister warns that the continuation of the war in Iran could lead to a global economic crash. * Asia’s Energy Security: The Strait of Hormuz, a crucial passage for Middle Eastern oil, poses a significant risk to Asia’s energy security, with major Asian economies heavily reliant on this route. * US-Iran Tensions: The US has reportedly asked Russia not to share information about US military locations with Iran, indicating potential for escalating conflict. * International Conflict: Tensions in the Middle East are escalating, with potential implications for global stability and economies. * Government Misinformation: The speaker expresses distrust in government statements, suggesting they are misleading or false. * Economic Instability: Rising oil prices, job market concerns, and a potential economic downturn are highlighted as worrisome indicators. * Iran’s Threats: Iran threatens countries hosting US bases in the region, stating they will not enjoy peace if US forces remain. * US Military Response: US fighter jets continue strikes on Iran, and a third aircraft carrier is deployed to the region. * Casualties and Damage: An Asian resident in Dubai is killed by falling interceptor shrapnel, highlighting the danger in the region. * Iran’s Retaliation: Iran strikes US bases and infrastructure in retaliation for the assassination of Kamini, including targeting Kuwait International Airport and fuel storage tanks. * US and Israel’s Actions: US and Israel carry out air strikes on Iran’s oil infrastructure. * Iran’s Stance: Iran rejects US demands for unconditional surrender, dismissing them as propaganda, and claims to have captured American soldiers. * Global Conflict Escalation: The text describes a rapidly escalating global conflict involving the US, Israel, Iran, and potentially other nations like China. * Iran-US Tensions: The text highlights the increasing tensions between Iran and the US, with Iran mocking US predictions and the US potentially getting drawn into a conflict with Iran. * Middle East Instability: The text paints a picture of a volatile Middle East with multiple fires, explosions, and a significant number of strikes and retaliations between the involved parties. * Global Conflicts: The speaker highlights ongoing conflicts in Lebanon, Gaza, and potential eruptions in Syria and Iraq. * Natural Disasters: Increased earthquake activity along the West Coast is noted as a point of concern. * Gratitude for Donations: The speaker expresses gratitude for donations received through various platforms to support their efforts. * Rapture Imminence: The speaker believes the rapture is imminent, citing biblical prophecy (Zechariah 12) and current events like antisemitism and the potential for war with Iran. * Global Catastrophe: The speaker predicts a major, negative event that will impact the entire world, further evidence of the rapture’s nearness. * Call to Faith: The speaker urges viewers to focus on Jesus Christ for salvation, emphasising the importance of faith in the face of impending events. * Message Content: Reassuring message about someone being picked up on a specific day. * Call to Action: Don’t panic when the day arrives. * Expression of Affection: The speaker loves the recipients and will see them at home if they don’t hear from them again.

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