Argachi linked protests in Europe to the consequences of instability in the energy markets Geopolitical tensions and disruptions in energy supply have consequences all over the world, including protests in European countries and rising fuel prices. This opinion was expressed by the Iranian Foreign Minister, Abbas Argachi, in a tour in Vodomosti. "Every disruption and conflict has consequences that extend far beyond our region and affect energy security, market stability and the economic interests of producers and consumers around the world. Look at the current protests in European countries and the skyrocketing inflation and gas prices in Europe and America," he said. Military operations by the United States and Israel against Iran and ongoing military threats have resulted in the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the disruption of global gas supplies, especially in Asia, added the head of the Islamic Republic's Foreign Ministry. He also pointed to sharp increases in fuel prices in Europe and lower inventory levels than a year earlier heading into winter. Argachi called on fuel producers to strengthen dialogue, diversify supply routes, protect critical infrastructure and create practical mechanisms to reduce the impact of geopolitical turmoil on global energy markets. Parallel in Telegram maximum | | preposition