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Beyond the immediate region, the potential consequences carry global significance
The Middle East remains a central hub for global energy production and transportation. Damage to major energy infrastructure could ripple through international markets, affecting supply chains,
increasing fuel costs, and fueling broader economic uncertainty
By emphasizing these risks, Iran appears to be framing attacks on its energy assets not only as military provocations but also as actions that could trigger worldwide economic and humanitarian consequences.
At the same time, evolving narratives from multiple actors are being used
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