The expert explains that Trump, the United States is protected from the revenge of the Iranian oil market

The fluctuations may put the oil and energy markets in the wake of the strike in Iran, but one of the experts indicates that America is still protected by any revenge act that can reverse results on one of its greatest opponents.

“Iran overcomes its hands here.” Gabriella Hoffman Fox News told the digital on monday.

She added: “People will see that they are playing politics with energy markets and transporting fuel across those areas.” “It will open the door for more countries that want to create energy deals with us so that they do not depend on Iran, China and other bad actors.”

Late Saturday, President Donald Trump launched a sudden attack on three Iran The most prominent nuclear sites. The country publicly addressed, stressing that the Iranian nuclear enrichment facilities were “completely obliterated.”

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Iranian government television reports that Parliament approved a procedure to close the Strait of Hormuz. If the Iranian National Security Council is also approved, it may have a significant impact on 20 % of global petroleum fluids or about 20 million barrels per day.

“You should go to the activities there. You look at the Strait of Hormuz, and how much oil and gas are transported in the United States, (it’s not a large amount. It is more important for those in Asian markets,” he said.

“We have started to increase local production here, and strategic oil reserves have been renewed. In the event of a kind of unexpected events or effects of these strikes, we will see a little temporary store and protection here in the United States,” the expert continued. “They are playing with fire … There is a reason for anxiety, but I think we are better isolated against any revenge.”

Foreign Minister Marco Rubio said in Fox News “Future Sunday morning” The prevention of the waterway will be a “terrible mistake” and “economic suicide”, and Beijing urged “Call (Iran) about this, because they relied heavily on the hormone strait for their adulterers.”

“China will not be happy,” Hoffman said. “They will blame the United States, of course, but I think it will be the countries we are trying to build relations with the Middle East – the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia – and they will anger and realize that the United States is doing so and creating more pressure than required. Iran.”

In response to the attacks, Crude oil prices It fell after Iran fired missiles at an American base in Qatar on Monday in response to American strikes on the main Iranian nuclear sites during the weekend.

The intermediate raw contracts in West Texas fell by more than 4 % to about $ 70 a barrel on Monday afternoon. Brent crude, the international standard, decreased to $ 73 a barrel.

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“In the short term, we are likely to see a rise in gas prices, but they have already started to rise due to the summer fuel mix,” Hoffman said. “I think it will settle as tensions, we hope to get rid of the feeling.”

“But I think we have a lot of assurances. We have more offer here. We have our national security interests, the Ministry of Defense, and they will make sure that there is no threat to our offer. So they are on a state of increased alert as well. We doubt that President Trump wants to make sure that prices do not rise,” it has expanded.

The US Department of Energy did not immediately respond to the Fox News Digital request for comment.

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