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Three Iran War Scenarios And What Each Means For Africa – The Standard Newspaper
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Three Iran War Scenarios And What Each Means For Africa – The Standard Newspaper
A short flare-up, a grinding two-month confrontation or a doomsday escalation – each possible path of the Iran war carries very different risks for Africa’s economy and diplomacy By Sheriff Bojang Jr As the Iran war intensifies, governments across Africa are watching the unfolding crisis with growing unease. Conflicts in the Gulf rarely remain confined to the region, and the economic shockwaves often travel quickly through global energy markets …
·Gambia (the)
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Middle East war forces Africa to seek new fuel - supplies threatened The war in Iran has blocked the supply of 600,000 barrels of oil per day. African countries are depleting reserves and trying to find alternative sources of fuel.
·Kyiv, Ukraine
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