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Months before recent developments, this energy executive warned about the growing risks stemming from the the closure of Hormuz. His message on how this sets a dangerous precedence now carries even greater significance and relevance. See below.
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Kamil Barejvor 2 Monaten
All I know is that trump towers are going up soon enough in the area and new resorts are coming to life all over the red Sea to Persian gulf. They can cut whatever they want but their own people want to move out of third world living already

Emmanuelvor 2 Monaten
For how long is this continue going to go on

ⓘⓗⓐⓑvor 2 Monaten
الله يبارك فيكم

ابراهيم علي التميمي 🇧🇭vor 2 Monaten
الى متى الصمت العالمي عن الممارسات الخطيرة على الممرات المائية؟

Rodrivor 2 Monaten
كفو

جميلهvor 2 Monaten
الله يعطيك العافيه


!["If you have a disruption in the Strait of Hormuz for a month, [oil] prices would rise by 20% and could even eventually double if the disruption of the Strait of Hormuz lasted for longer," says Goldman Sachs' @Daanstruyven on the geopolitical risks facing the energy market.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1743075362379125035/media/GDClzVwWkAAtAY7.jpg)
