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The blockade of the Strait of Hormuz increased the risk of a global economic crisis

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Hormuz Strait blockade increases risk of global economic crisis
General Sardar Jabbariy of the Second Level Land Forces (SLLF) announced via the Horizont channel that after the blockade of the Hormuz Strait, the world is threatened with a serious economic crisis. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

According to him, anyone attempting to enter the region will face a firm response from the brave heroes of the SLLF naval fleet and army. They advise against coming to this area.

Otherwise, it is certain they will encounter ruthless and determined resistance. They emphasize targeting pipelines in the region and preventing oil from leaving this area.

This could put them in a difficult situation. It was noted that the Americans are heavily indebted and eager for the region's oil.

It was stressed that not a single drop of oil will be easily obtained for them. Additionally, since the war began, the price of black gold has risen significantly: within two days, the price per barrel increased by approximately 9 percent, reaching $79.41.

This situation could pose a serious threat to the global economy.

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