$100 oil could become the new normal over the next year due to the US-Iran war, Bloomberg reports.

Most analysts and market participants surveyed by the agency expect Brent crude to average between $81 and $100 per barrel over the next 12 months.

The main risk for the market remains potential disruptions to supplies through the Strait of Hormuz amid the conflict between the US and Iran. However, market participants do not currently expect a complete breakdown in supplies.

Experts also believe that a geopolitical “risk premium” could add another $5–15 per barrel to oil prices for years to come.

At the same time, rising prices could be partially offset by weaker demand, supply rerouting, and increased oil production.

🇺🇦😎 Ukrainian Armed Forces are destroying logistics on the Mariupol-Taganrog highway, which is one of Russia's key logistics chains, - Exilenova

⚡️ حمید رسایی هم وجود یا عاملیت داشتن مجتبی خامنه‌ای در تصمیم‌گیری‌ها رو زیر سوال برد.
 
👈گویا تازه متوجه شده‌ که در جمهوری اسلامی، حتی بدون نمایندگان طویلهٔ مجلس هم می‌توان حکومت کرد و اساساً وجود این گوسفندان فقط جنبه نمایشی داشته است.
 
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⛈Гроза и град ожидаются в Москве в пятницу

Об этом предупреждает столичный комплекс городского хозяйства.

При грозе прогнозируется усиление ветра с порывами до 17 м/с.

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One Ukrainian interceptor drone captures the moment another interceptor strikes a Russian Shahed drone over Ukraine.

🗣️ Rutte: NATO is a political military alliance. So that's the big difference with China or Russia where one person in the end takes all the decisions.

We are a democratic alliance and a military alliance. And that means that decisions will always be informed by military and political considerations. That's how it works.