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Israel’s recent airstrikes on Iran’s oil and gas facilities have caused a major disruption in production, with at least 12 million cubic meters of gas output halted. Iran, a key oil supplier, sends 90% of its crude to China, accounting for 10-15% of China’s oil imports. This shortfall is driving up global oil prices by about 10%, hitting Chinese refineries hard, especially smaller ones reliant on discounted Iranian crude. With rising costs and potential supply chain issues, China’s economy faces significant challenges. The situation is worsened by Iran’s lack of operational airbases and pilots, limiting its ability to respond or recover quickly. Could this spark an energy crisis in China, or will alternative suppliers fill the gap? Join Skyforge for expert insights into global energy markets and geopolitics. Subscribe now for updates on this escalating crisis and its far-reaching impacts! Share your thoughts: Will China’s economy weather this storm? #IranOil #IsraelAirstrikes #ChinaEconomy #OilCrisis #EnergyNews #Geopolitics #Skyforge #GlobalEnergy #OilProduction #MilitaryNews #EconomicImpact #EnergySecurity #WorldNews #AviationNews #DefenseUpdates

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