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Gulf War Leaves $58 Billion Repair Bill And Global Equipment Crunch
Gulf War Leaves $58 Billion Repair Bill And Global Equipment Crunch
Last week, JPMorgan - which correctly noted that headlines tend to focus on the fact of damage not the scale - was the first itemize the damage from the war in Iran, finding more than 60 energy infrastructure assets in the Gulf have been affected by drone and missile strikes, with roughly 50 sustaining different degrees of damage.
What about the actual dollar value of the inflicted damage?
According to Rystad, repair and restoration costs for energy-linked infrastructure as a result of...
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