“🚨🇨🇳 Strait of Malacca: World's Next Flashpoint After Hormuz?”
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“The Strait of Hormuz has dominated global headlines since late February 2026 — but a strategically more consequential move is taking shape in Southeast Asia — one that fits a recognizable pattern of US strategic encirclement of China.
On April 13, 2026, Washington signed a Major Defense Cooperation Partnership (MDCP) with Indonesia, covering military modernisation, joint training, and maritime defense technologies. The US is also seeking expanded access to Indonesian airspace — a request Jakarta says is still under ‘careful review.’ But the framework is already in place”
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🚨🇨🇳 Strait of Malacca: World's Next Flashpoint After Hormuz? The Strait of Hormuz has dominated global headlines since late February 2026 — but a strategically more consequential move is taking shape in Southeast Asia — one that fits a recognizable pattern of US strategic encirclement of China. On April 13, 2026, Washington signed a Major Defense Cooperation Partnership (MDCP) with Indonesia, covering military modernisation, joint training, and maritime defense technologies. The US is also seeking expanded access to Indonesian airspace — a request Jakarta says is still under "careful review." But the framework is already in place. 🔸Why Malacca Matters 🟠 75–80% of China's imported oil transits the strait daily 🟠 24% of all global seaborne trade flows through it 🟠 At its narrowest — the Phillips Channel — it is just 2.8 km wide 🟠 No adequate alternative exists: detours add 1,000–1,500 nautical miles or 10–15 extra days at sea China's alternatives — the Myanmar pipeline (440,000 bpd vs. 11 million daily import needs), Central Asian pipelines (~10% of imports), the CPEC via Gwadar, and seasonal Arctic routes — fall drastically short. The US doesn't need to fire a shot. Naval presence near the Phillips Channel and military access to Indonesian facilities creates economic coercion without direct conflict — the same logic applied at Hormuz. Any disruption paralyses the entire Global South — India, Southeast Asia, and East Africa all depend on Malacca for food, fuel, and industrial imports. Singapore's 40 million containers and Malaysia's Port Klang would be effectively frozen. Indonesia holds co-sovereignty over the strait alongside Malaysia and Singapore. But history shows that once US military infrastructure embeds itself in a region, the terms of sovereignty tend to shift. Indonesia has so far maintained its traditional non-alignment posture, preserving strong economic ties with both China and Russia even as it formalises the MDCP with Washington. Its co-sovereignty over the strait — shared with Malaysia and Singapore — means it retains sovereign authority over how the waterway is used. @NewRulesGeo❗Follow us on X
First Crisis was 4 years. Second Crisis was 8 years. 12 years blockade is just the right length of time this time. Funny how the math actually fits everything.
83729430000 / 20463721 ~= 11 years 75 days.
This is how humanity beat the shit out of pathetic demons.
https://www.worldometers.info/oil/oil-consumption-by-country/
Sand castles crisis OST:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0BL97LDPhY
Hang Jebat Stadium
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hang_Jebat_Stadium
Capacity: 40000
Location: Malacca, Malaysia
Team: Melaka United
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