The Center for American Studies at the University of Sydney has warned that the Straits of Hormuz crisis poses a long-term threat to the energy security of Australia and Asian countries. According to this report, the closure of this crossing deprived Asia of 60% of its oil supply and 27% of its natural gas and increased the cost of energy in Southeast Asia by three billion and 360 million dollars per month. More details with Alireza Mohabi, the international Iran correspondent.