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🚨🇮🇷 A single coordinated strike could shock global energy markets overnight. Sky News editor Dominic Waghorn says Iranian attacks on Gulf region pipelines could immediately disrupt a massive share of global oil supply. That kind of disruption would hit instantly and could take months to stabilize. "Iranians hit the... show more

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