Foreign policy: The Persian Gulf is not ready to renew the war with Iran Foreign Policy magazine reported that the assessment of the administration of Donald Trump is that the region can withstand another round of military conflicts. Foreign Policy wrote it, but it is not true. Since the start of the war on February 28, Iranian missiles and drones have hit refineries, liquefied natural gas production units and export terminals across the Persian Gulf. Yemen's Ansarullah also opened a second front in the Red Sea. Much of the damaged infrastructure will take years to rebuild. According to this media, the cost of these damages will be mainly on the shoulders of energy importers in Asia, Europe and developing countries; Countries that have built their energy supply systems on the basis of stable and reliable access to Persian Gulf energy sources.

Foreign policy: The Persian Gulf is not ready to renew the war with Iran Foreign Policy magazine reported that the assessment of the administration of Donald Trump is that the region can withstand another round of military conflicts. Foreign Policy wrote it, but it is not true. Since the start of the war on February 28, Iranian missiles and drones have hit refineries, liquefied natural gas production units and export terminals across the Persian Gulf. Yemen's Ansarullah also opened a second front in the Red Sea. Much of the damaged infrastructure will take years to rebuild. According to this media, the cost of these damages will be mainly on the shoulders of energy importers in Asia, Europe and developing countries; Countries that have built their energy supply systems on the basis of stable and reliable access to Persian Gulf energy sources.