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On June 16, 2025, Smoke -Les on the second day from the Shahran oil depot in the northwest of Tehran.
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Top Oil leaders raised anxiety over Israel and Iran Escalation of the conflictWarning on the consequences of further attacks on key energy infrastructure.
Israel An unexpected attack On Friday, Iran’s military and nuclear infrastructure was accompanied by four days of the spiral war between regional enemies.
Some oil and gas premises have been impressed in both countries in recent days, although they have been deprived of the main energy infrastructure and raw flows.
The potential for serious deliveries remains a key problem, especially in the worst case such as Iran, which blocks Highly strategic shed mountain.
“The last 96 hours have been very concerned … as for the region, but more in terms of where the world energy system goes, given uncertainty, and the background we see now and geopolitical volatility,” “” Shell CEO Walesa Savana told JP Ong CNBC on Tuesday.
Speaking at a conference on Asia’s energy in Kuala-Lumpur, Malaysia, Shell Savan said that there was a “significant mark” in the London campaign in the Middle East, both in terms of assets and supplies.
“As we focus in the coming days and weeks, the situation is something that especially for ourselves and the managerial team,” Savan said.
Security Problems
Prices for oil Tuesday traded above, expanding recent income. International benchmark Brent Raw futures since August amounted to $ 74.84 a barrel at 1:15 pm in London, more than 2%. Us Intermediate Western Texas Meanwhile, futures from July delivery were last 2% at $ 73.2.
Oil traders see Israeli-Iran conflict as the most significant geopolitical event since the launch of Russia a full -scale invasion Ukraine in 2022.
Total energy CEO Patrick Puana said the main problem of the French oil giant amid Israel-Iran’s tension is the safety of its regional employees.
“We are the largest international oil company in the region. We were born 100 years ago in Iraq, and we still have operations in Iraq, Abu -Dabi, Qatar and Saudi Arabia,” Puyan said in CNBC on the sidelines of the same event.
Pouyanné said he hoped that further blows will not concern oil settings, “because it can become a real problematic hit not only in terms of security and danger and risks, but also in terms of world markets.”
“Year Volatility”
As Israel and Iran continue to exchange blows started to manage clearly from the Strait of the Highus.
The waterway that connects the Gulf of Persian with the Arabian Sea, recognized by one of the The world’s most important oil points.
The inability of oil to go through the Hormone Strait, even temporarily, can increase world energy prices, raise delivery costs and create significant delays with supplies.
Observers on the market remain skeptical However, Iran will seek to close the waterway, believing that it can even be physically impossible.
Amjad Bseisu, CEO of the UK Enquestdescribed by 2025 as a “volatility”.
“It’s almost like every day, we see something else, but obviously this war between Israel and Iran is another step,” Bseisu CNBC said on Tuesday.
“The sooner we can end with this terrible conflict, the better for the common markets, but I think the market is good in the short and medium term,” he added.
