Kathmandu. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has unveiled a new plan. After Iran, oil and gas should flow through Israel, he said.
Netanyahu has also proposed laying a pipeline across the Arabian Peninsula to Israeli ports. This will remove the risk of chokepoints in the Strait of Hormuz and other Gulf waterways and create a new global supply chain.
Netanyahu presented his proposal to the world, saying that this would require the laying of oil and gas pipelines from the Arabian Peninsula west to Israel and then to Mediterranean ports. This will permanently end chokepoint tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and other Gulf waterways. “This important change can only begin after the war ends,” he said. ’
Netanyahu’s statement came a day after Israel attacked Iran’s main gas field, further escalating tensions in the Middle East. It could also escalate the conflict between Iran and Israel.
Trump pressure
Responding to questions about the attack on the South Persian gas field, Netanyahu said Israel was alone in the attack. He also said that US President Donald Trump had urged Israel not to carry out such attacks in the future. Trump has come under political pressure as fuel prices soar, criticizing allies who have been cautious about the safety of the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for global oil supplies.
Iran does not have nuclear capability
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Netanyahu indicated that if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, an alternative route to Hormuz is necessary to Israel’s advantage and ensure that global supply chains remain intact. Netanyahu also said that after 20 days of war, Iran no longer has the ability to store uranium or build missiles. However, Rafael Grossi, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, said that most of Iran’s nuclear capacity remains intact.
Regarding the possibility of a ground attack in Iran, Netanyahu said it was too early to say whether the Iranians would revolt against his government. He indicated that overthrowing the regime would require more than air strikes and hinted at the possibility of a ground attack. However, he did not provide specific details.
Gas and oil prices increased
It is noteworthy that Israel attacked Iran’s gas field a day earlier. As a result, destruction occurred. As a result, the price of gas and oil has increased sharply. Brent crude oil has reached $ 119 per barrel. The price of LNG is above $3.25. –Agency
