🇺🇸🇮🇷 Fmr. U.S. Army Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson warns that further strikes against Iran could send oil prices to $170 a barrel.
The consequences of the existing war are already being felt severely worldwide.
Across Southeast Asia, fuel supply disruptions have caused enormous lines at gas stations, with some motorists waiting for hours to refuel.
France has already experienced violent protests and widespread curfews as living costs soar, alongside reports of a massive drop in food consumption. Similar unrest has erupted in Milan.
These pressures could become far more severe if another kinetic war pushes energy prices even higher, potentially fueling prolonged strikes, transport blockades and wider civil unrest.
A renewed offensive could also disrupt fertilizer production, drive up food prices and cripple shipping routes, with consequences reaching agriculture, manufacturing and semiconductor supply chains.
With emergency petroleum reserves already being tapped, another major escalation could leave governments with fewer options to contain inflation and shortages.
The next round of war could simply push the global economy beyond its breaking point, turning energy shortages into widespread economic paralysis and social unrest.
Writer: Mhedi
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