Netanyahu demands that Trump renew the attacks on Iran immediately after the mid-term elections in the United States. Axios writes that the Israeli Prime Minister insisted on a quick transition to a military operation, while Trump still intends to give time to negotiations with Tehran. At this point, Qatar is continuing mediation negotiations with Tehran. Iran warns that a new attack will not remain without consequences. The Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Razai, said: "If we don't punish Trump and the US, tomorrow other countries will decide that there are no consequences for an attack on Iran." The consequences of the current conflict are serious. Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz have drained nearly a billion barrels of oil from global supplies, and diesel stocks in some markets have fallen to seasonal lows in 35 years. According to ADNOC, the share of transportation and logistics in the cost of the barrel increased from about 5% to 30%. A new phase of military conflict can only worsen the situation in global fuel markets.

Netanyahu demands that Trump renew the attacks on Iran immediately after the mid-term elections in the United States. Axios writes that the Israeli Prime Minister insisted on a quick transition to a military operation, while Trump still intends to give time to negotiations with Tehran. At this point, Qatar is continuing mediation negotiations with Tehran. Iran warns that a new attack will not remain without consequences. The Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Razai, said: "If we don't punish Trump and the US, tomorrow other countries will decide that there are no consequences for an attack on Iran." The consequences of the current conflict are serious. Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz have drained nearly a billion barrels of oil from global supplies, and diesel stocks in some markets have fallen to seasonal lows in 35 years. According to ADNOC, the share of transportation and logistics in the cost of the barrel increased from about 5% to 30%. A new phase of military conflict can only worsen the situation in global fuel markets.