burning winter; The report of "Wetan Amroz" on the declaration of concern and opposition of the authorities of the European countries to the renewed American war against Iran Summary: Speculations regarding the possibility of a new war between America and Israel against Iran and Tehran's response to each new attack have increased the concern of Asian and European countries. At the summit of 8 European and West Asian countries in Istanbul, officials asked Washington and Tel Aviv not to renew the attacks and warned that a new war would increase regional conflicts and raise oil prices. The Turkish Foreign Minister, Hakan Fidan, emphasized that military intervention is not the solution to the Iran problem. Russia and China also demanded an end to military operations and a return to negotiations. Oman, Qatar and Iraq tried to prevent the spread of the conflict. Spain, Australia and Japan also emphasize the reduction of tension and a political solution. Japan expressed concern about the consequences of the war on energy security and shipping. One of the important reasons for global concern is Iran's strategic position in the Persian Gulf and its proximity to the Strait of Hormuz, through which an important part of the world's oil and gas trade passes. Any new conflict could increase the cost of maritime transport, ship insurance and energy transfer. The increase in oil and gas prices also increases the cost of industrial production, transportation and electricity supply and leads to higher prices of goods and services. Another factor is the risk of the war spreading to US military bases and strategic routes in the region. In the event of repeated attacks, Iran's response could also involve the neighboring countries that host American forces. According to Reuters, there were 28 confirmed or reported attacks on ships in October, bringing the total to 113 since the start of the war. Escalating conflicts could also disrupt global commodity trade and supply chains. The increase in the cost of insurance and maritime transport and the difficulty of industries to access raw materials, especially chemicals and agricultural fertilizers, increase the cost of food production. Under conditions of inflation and high energy costs, the new war could put more pressure on households, people's purchasing power and the economy of importing countries. Read the full text on this month's site today:.

burning winter; The report of "Wetan Amroz" on the declaration of concern and opposition of the authorities of the European countries to the renewed American war against Iran Summary: Speculations regarding the possibility of a new war between America and Israel against Iran and Tehran's response to each new attack have increased the concern of Asian and European countries. At the summit of 8 European and West Asian countries in Istanbul, officials asked Washington and Tel Aviv not to renew the attacks and warned that a new war would increase regional conflicts and raise oil prices. The Turkish Foreign Minister, Hakan Fidan, emphasized that military intervention is not the solution to the Iran problem. Russia and China also demanded an end to military operations and a return to negotiations. Oman, Qatar and Iraq tried to prevent the spread of the conflict. Spain, Australia and Japan also emphasize the reduction of tension and a political solution. Japan expressed concern about the consequences of the war on energy security and shipping. One of the important reasons for global concern is Iran's strategic position in the Persian Gulf and its proximity to the Strait of Hormuz, through which an important part of the world's oil and gas trade passes. Any new conflict could increase the cost of maritime transport, ship insurance and energy transfer. The increase in oil and gas prices also increases the cost of industrial production, transportation and electricity supply and leads to higher prices of goods and services. Another factor is the risk of the war spreading to US military bases and strategic routes in the region. In the event of repeated attacks, Iran's response could also involve the neighboring countries that host American forces. According to Reuters, there were 28 confirmed or reported attacks on ships in October, bringing the total to 113 since the start of the war. Escalating conflicts could also disrupt global commodity trade and supply chains. The increase in the cost of insurance and maritime transport and the difficulty of industries to access raw materials, especially chemicals and agricultural fertilizers, increase the cost of food production. Under conditions of inflation and high energy costs, the new war could put more pressure on households, people's purchasing power and the economy of importing countries. Read the full text on this month's site today:.