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As global conflicts drive up fuel costs, government and corporate entities are increasingly abandoning moral guardrails to protect their own interests. Everyday citizens are left to shoulder the financial burden of a system that prioritizes institutional power over public accountability.

In a desperate bid to halt American airstrikes, Tehran has warned it will bombard commercial maritime hubs in the Emirates. This unprecedented escalation discards the unwritten rules of proxy warfare and leverages the global supply chain as collateral.

As coordinated drone strikes cripple infrastructure across the Arabian Peninsula and push crude prices past one hundred dollars a barrel, Tehran’s asymmetric retaliation is rapidly paralyzing the global energy market and trapping millions of migrant workers in a volatile war zone.