Brisbane Times
·general
·2 days ago
Iran holds the trump card in this energy crisis
Iran's blockade of oil shipments could reduce global supply by 15 million barrels per day as tensions rise in the Gulf. The U.S. Navy's plan to enforce this blockade could escalate conflicts, particularly with China, which views potential boarding of its ships as an act of war. Energy markets are already facing extreme stress amid these developments.
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