Shell, CEO, CEO, warning the executives in Israel, Iran is rising

Senior oil executives show the alert on Edge conflict Between Israel and Iran.

CEOs Total energyand coincidenceAnd Enquest CNBC told Tuesday that other attacks on critical energy infrastructure could have severe consequences for the global offer and prices.

Israel Sudden attack In the Iranian military and nuclear infrastructure on Friday, it followed four days of the escalating war between regional enemies.

Some oil and gas facilities have been struck in both countries in recent days, although the main energy infrastructure and raw flows have survived so far.

However, the possibility of a significant disruption in the supply remains a major concern, however, in particular the worst scenarios like Iran that prevents A very strategic strait of hormonal.

“The last 96 hours were related to … both for the region, but on a broader scale in terms of where the global energy system is going, given the uncertainty and rear we see now and geopolitical volatility,” Will Sawan, CEO of Shalaz, told CNBC’s JP ONG on Tuesday.

Speaking at the Energy Conference in Asia in Kuala Labor, Malaysia, Shalas said that the company listed in London has a “great imprint” in the Middle East, both in terms of assets and shipments it runs.

“How do we move during the coming days and weeks, the situation is something that leads my mind in particular, and the leadership team.”

Oil prices It was circulated on Tuesday, and extended the recent gains.

International standard Brent Raw future contracts with August reached $ 75.41 a barrel at 4:16 pm London time, an increase of about 3 %. we West Texas Medium Meanwhile, futures were seen with July delivery, with 2.7 % to $ 73.74.

Oil traders Sees Israel’s conflict is Iran as the most important geopolitical event since the launch of Russia Widespread Ukraine in 2022.

The CEO of Totalergies Patrick Bouiana said that the basic interest in the French oil giant amid Israel’s tensions of Iran is the security of its regional employees.

“We are the largest international oil company in the region. We were born 100 years ago in Iraq, and we still have operations in Iraq, Abu Dhabi, Qatar and Saudi Arabia,” Boyanini told CNBC on the sidelines of the same event.

“This may become a real blow, not only in terms of safety, risks and risks, but also in terms of global markets.”

Israel and Iran continue to exchange strikes, some of their ship owners I started to guide clear From the Strait of Hermoz.

The waterway, which connects the Persian Gulf to the Arabian Sea, is recognized as one of The most important oil selection points in the world.

The inability of the oil to pass the hormonal strait, even temporarily, can lead to an increase in global energy prices, the increase in shipping costs and the creation of a significant delay in the supply.

Market monitors It remains skeptical However, Iran will seek to close the waterway, indicating that it may be physically impossible.

Amjad Bseisu, CEO of ENQUEST, UK -based, described the “year of volatility”.

“It is like almost every day, we see something different, but it is clear that this war between Israel and Iran is another step,” CNBC told CNBC on Tuesday.

He added: “The faster than this terrible struggle, the better for the total markets, but I believe that the market is well provided in the short term to the average.”