(12 May 2026) It is now 10 pm MST May 12, or, 4 AM GMT, May 13. As of now, the Strait of Hormuz has been blocked for 73 days.
The idea of the Second Signpost having started March 2 is still in play. And it will remain in play and either be disproved when the regime is completely disbanded, or will be confirmed when the Ram runs out across the Middle East.
A First Invasion By Iran
Kuwaiti authorities reported today a small invasion (a raid, actually) by the IRGC of Bubiyan Island, part of Kuwait’s sovereign territory, that occurred back on May 1. Six IRGC members landed, with four captured and two escaping.
The raid itself is insignificant compared to the time the Persian Ram really runs out.
What actually casts a shadow on the whole region is if the Second signpost is true, this would be the first time that IRGC troops invaded the sovereign territory of another nation, without using any proxies.
Conclusion
Here are the red-letter dates of the supposed Second Signpost:
March 2: The second horseman using Iran began taking away peace of mind. One-third of the world’s fertilizer and one-fifth of its oil is cut off.
March 19 (and exact middle of current 7-year cycle): Escalation of loss of peace of mind due to Iran retaliation on Saudi and UAE oil facilities due to the Israeli attack on Iran’s South Pars field.
May 1 (Day 62 of closure): Iran’s first invasion with Iranian troops on foreign soil. Not significant by itself, but a possible preview of what is to come.
I get the strong feeling more and more boxes will be checked off in the days and weeks ahead. Most ominously is Iran’s threat to destroy all of the Arab oil facilities if the US invades Iran. And Iran has followed through every time with its threats.
So far, we have seen clues of the Second Signpost’s arrival, progressing.
We may very well see the IRGC and Basij run out this summer or fall.
Keep watch.
Categories: In The News, Signpost #2: Iran, World in the End Times
THE FOUR SIGNPOSTS 
Today is reported that Iran has regained access to most of its missile sites, launchers and underground facilities:
– Iran has restored operational access to 30 of the 33 missile sites it maintains along the Strait of Hormuz itself
– Iran has regained access to roughly 90 percent of its underground cruise & ballistic missile storage and launch facilities nationwide
These two assessments, who became known only now, are from a month ago…
So what are these actual numbers now today? Both close to a 100% ?
And it is not just the launchers and supporting equipments and sites.
According to the CIA, Iran still has about 70 percent of its pre war stockpiles of missiles. They are even repairing some damaged missiles and even assemble some new missiles that were nearly complete when the war began.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2026/05/07/cia-intelligence-iran-trump-blockade-missiles/
And note that all this is only about *missiles*; what about the state of Iran’s cheaper, smaller and easier made *drones* ?
The same CIA estimate says Iran can survive the U.S. blockade for 90 to 120 days — and maybe longer — before facing more severe economic hardship…
Adamant,
Iran can survive 90 to 120 days, just as you report. The West’s hand will be forced to act quicker than that due to the pressure from higher and higher oil prices and less petrodollar. At this pace, Iran will “win”.