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Three worst-case scenarios: hitting nuclear facilities, escalation in the Red Sea, and strikes on power plants if nothing happens in the next 5 days says Anas Alhajji (Anas Alhajji), Author & Energy Market Expert. Rahul Shivshankar | #Iran #Israel #US

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