Iran Escalation, Iraq Strikes & Global Energy Shock | March 26 SITREP | Carry On Podcast

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The global pressure is building — militarily, economically, and politically.

In this March 26 SITREP episode of the Carry On Podcast, Brad “Iceman” Colbert breaks down the accelerating U.S.–Iran conflict, troop movements toward the Strait of Hormuz, Iraqi militia fallout, Russia’s reaction to strikes near its nuclear infrastructure, and the growing global energy shock now rippling into Asia.

This isn’t just about airstrikes. It’s about strategic load bearing across multiple theaters.

Inside this episode:

• 82nd Airborne and Marine Expeditionary Units deploying toward the Middle East
• Kharg Island and the Strait of Hormuz as potential limited objectives
• U.S. strikes inside Iraq and the sovereignty backlash in Baghdad
• Russia’s alarm over strikes near the Bushehr nuclear facility
• Kremlin internet shutdowns and Putin’s security posture
• The suspicious pre-announcement oil futures trade
• Emergency fuel measures in the Philippines
• Why global LNG and oil disruptions are becoming systemic
• How multi-theater strain is testing U.S. force posture and industrial depth

The U.S. is simultaneously fighting a regional war, deterring China, expanding homeland defense, modernizing nuclear systems, and managing an energy crisis — all while markets react in real time.

This episode connects the battlefield to the energy markets, diplomacy to force posture, and escalation risk to global economic stability.

If you follow geopolitics, U.S. military strategy, global energy markets, or great power competition, this SITREP lays out the full strategic picture without the noise.

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