World turns to Russia for energy supplies as war on Iran war sparks global crisis

Peskov said the world has entered a deepening economic and energy crisis, with markets "completely changed" by the war on Iran.

The Kremlin said on 7 April that global demand for Russian energy is surging, with a "huge number of requests" from alternative buyers as markets shift during a deepening energy crisis.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the global market has entered a new phase, describing how "the world has confidently embarked on the path of a rather serious economic and energy crisis, which is growing day by day." He added that conditions across the energy sector have "completely changed," driving increased demand for Russian supplies.

"There are a huge number of requests for the purchase of our energy resources from alternative sources," Peskov stated, stressing that negotiations are ongoing "in such a way that this situation best suits our interests."

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📢 🇺🇸 🇮🇷 Trump tells NBC that it’s ‘totally illegal’ for Iran to have young people surround power plants as human shields, adding that "They’re not allowed to do that"

Trump also said, "you'll have to figure out that" when asked about his "a whole civilisation will die tonight" comment

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Ben Shapiro says God supports the Iran War.

America wiping out Amalek on behalf of Israel is America at its "greatest."

1, "Some good news is expected from both sides soon. A deal is expected to be closed tonight." - CNN

2, IMPORTANT NOTE: The ongoing negotiations are about an extension of Trump’s deadline for hitting Iranian infrastructure, not an end to the war.

3, "US and Arab officials say talks are now centering around a deadline extension, not a ceasefire deal." - WSJ

4, So basically what's happening is Trump wants to extend his deadline once again but he doesn't want to look stupid and retarded, so he's trying to make it look like there's a good reason for it (and possibly pushing for some kind of token Iranian concession) so the world doesn’t ridicule him. Only Trump could get involved in negotiations to extend a deadline which was imposed by himself.

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—❗️🇺🇸/🇮🇱/🇮🇷 WHAT HAPPENED, BASED ON CURRENT INFORMATION:

– The U.S. has agreed to stop all attacks against Iran for a period of two weeks.

– In return, Iran will not strike U.S. assets or other targets in the Persian Gulf.

– The Strait of Hormuz remains CLOSED during these two weeks, but if Iran doesn’t open it, the war will resume.

– Israel is NOT part of the ceasefire and Iran will continue targeting it.

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🇮🇷🇨🇳🇵🇰⚡️- A last-minute intervention by China helped lead to Iran accepting Pakistan's two-week ceasefire proposal, three Iranian officials tell the New York Times.

China asked Iran to show flexibility and defuse tensions amid growing economic uncertainty caused by damages to Iranian infrastructure.

🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇱⚡️- BREAKING: Iran says the United States has agreed to their 10 point proposal which includes:

- No future aggression
- Iran keeps control of the Strait of Hormuz
- Acceptance of uranium enrichment
- All sanctions lifted
- U.S. forces withdraw from the region
- Compensation paid to Iran
- War ends on all fronts

I disagree that all parties have shown "remarkable wisdom."

Netanyahu's reaction to the ceasefire

The Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, in response to the ceasefire and the acceptance of Iran's terms by the US President, said that Israel supports the decision to suspend attacks for two weeks, but this ceasefire will not include Lebanon.

He also added that Tel Aviv's support for Trump's decision is conditional on Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz and stopping attacks.

And right on cue, here comes Netanyahu to detonate any chance of a peaceful conclusion.