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Support my efforts➡️ https://stan.store/newsbaba Substack ➡️ https://newsbaba.substack.com Email Me ➡️ Mahfuz3895@gmail.com Global energy markets are on edge after Qatar’s Energy Minister delivered a stark warning: a US–Israel war with Iran could trigger a worldwide economic shock. According to Saad Al-Kaabi, CEO of QatarEnergy, escalating conflict in the Gulf could force energy exporters across the region to declare force majeure, suspending massive international oil and gas contracts. The biggest risk lies in the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints. With tensions rising and insurers refusing to cover ships passing through the strait, global shipping companies are increasingly unwilling to risk sending tankers into the region. If traffic remains effectively blocked, Gulf oil and LNG exports could grind to a halt. Energy analysts warn that a prolonged disruption could send Brent crude prices soaring toward $150 per barrel, threatening supply chains, fuel prices, and the global economy. Gulf producers depend on constant exports—if oil and gas can’t leave the region, storage facilities quickly fill up, forcing producers to slow or halt production entirely. Meanwhile, geopolitical cracks are already emerging. Reports suggest some Western countries may be quietly reconsidering energy policies. Nations that previously cut Russian oil imports are now seeking waivers as energy security fears grow. At the same time, Iran may still be moving oil shipments toward Asia, with millions of barrels reportedly loaded since the conflict began—raising questions about whether China could continue receiving supplies despite the escalating crisis. If the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively closed, the consequences could ripple through global markets, energy prices, and international politics. The coming days may determine whether this becomes a short-term disruption—or the start of a major global energy shock. #geopolitics #newsbaba #newstok #news #latest #breaking #update