Far-reaching economic fallout of striking Iran’s energy infrastructure

TEHRAN- Any military action targeting Iran’s economic infrastructure, especially its energy heartlands, would not be a localized event; the disruption would extend far beyond Iran’s borders, shaking the economic security of major powers, destabilizing financial markets, and harming ordinary citizens worldwide.

Trump’s Iran war: a direct hit to Americans’ wallets

What is the price of America's military adventurism for taxpayers and the global economy?

TEHRAN- As tensions escalate in the West Asia and the United States builds up its military presence, the world watches with growing unease. A potential conflict with Iran, holder of the world's third-largest oil reserves and controller of one of global energy's most vital arteries, would send shockwaves far beyond the battlefield. While diplomatic efforts continue, with U.S. and Iranian officials reportedly set for talks in Oman, the threat of military action looms large.