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Expert Warns New Iran Conflict Could Trigger Global Energy Crisis
A former Israeli Navy commander warned that a new U.S. and Israeli strike on Iran could cause a global energy crisis and a prolonged conflict. Retired Major General Eliezer Marom stated that Tehran might retaliate by targeting regional energy infrastructure, leading to soaring fuel prices worldwide.
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- 01Retired Israeli Navy commander warns new Iran strike could cause global energy crisis.
- 02Tehran might retaliate by targeting regional energy infrastructure, prolonging conflict.
- 03Military action unlikely to dismantle Iran's nuclear program or overthrow regime.
- 04Operation justified only by intelligence of immediate nuclear weapon development threat.
- 05Continued pressure and waiting for internal changes is a wiser strategy.
- 06Consequences of retaliation could outweigh benefits of military operation.
He argued that military action is unlikely to dismantle Iran's nuclear program or overthrow its regime and should only be considered if there's an immediate threat of Iran developing a nuclear weapon. Marom suggested continued pressure and waiting for internal changes in Iran is a wiser approach.
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