Clues To Next and Larger Phase of the War (Day 93)

By Mark Davidson on June 1, 2026

(1 June 2026) It is now 10 pm MST June 1, or, 4 AM GMT, June 2. We have been watching world and Mideast events surrounding the closure of the Strait of Hormuz by the IRGC. The Strait has been closed to normal traffic for 93 days.

The idea of the Second Signpost having started March 2 (with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz) is still in play. And it will remain in play and then either be disproved when the regime is completely disbanded, or will be confirmed when the Ram runs out across the Middle East.

Halt in Proceeding to a Peace

This Newsmax piece reports that Iran has suspended negotiations with the US. They did so because of Israel’s ongoing attacks in Lebanon.

Clues to Bigger War Coming

A Canadian Prepper video has pieced together many issues going on with the Strait of Hormuz. The relevant parts if you are short on time are 07:37 to 11:21.

The US claims it is escorting ships through the Strait, but what they mean is out of the Strait. Iran is letting ships through, but again, they are headed out.

Ship crews stranded for three months now are running out of supplies such that there is now a humanitarian crisis.

Due to these ships headed out, CP surmises that both sides are planning the next phase of the war in which many ships in the Gulf will become collateral damage unless they leave.

That is rather ominous.

And CP’s explanation makes sense.

Conclusion

Not only is the path to peace stopped for now, but signs point to the next phase of the war not only coming soon, but for it to be expanded.

This boils down to chances weighing further on the side that we are in the early phase of the Second Signpost.

And though we know generally when fuel shortages will show up due to ongoing conditions, the next phase of the war could start any time. And this phase of the war could easily include the IRGC destroying the remainder of the Arab oil infrastructure.

Keep watch.