Nations ration fuel and explore alternatives as oil prices surge due to the US-Israel conflict with Iran

aljazeera.com

The US-Israel war on Iran has caused oil prices to surge past $100, leading to fuel rationing and a scramble for alternative energy sources globally. Tehran has halted traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, a vital shipping lane, prompting nations like Bangladesh and Thailand to diversify suppliers and ration fuel amid concerns about long-term energy stability. Countries are exploring options such as buying Russian oil, implementing fuel rationing, seeking alternative shipping routes, and promoting remote work and austerity measures to mitigate the impact of the conflict.


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