Will the US benefit from the oil crisis sparked by the war on Iran?
Al Jazeera
Attacks on energy sites in the Gulf and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz give Western exporters a new opportunity to profit.
As oil and gas prices soar against the backdrop of the war in Iran, the United States and Western exporters could find a new opportunity to fill the gap in the market.
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