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European Gas Storage Can't Survive 3 More Months Of Hormuz Authored by Alex Kimani via OilPrice.com, Europe risks a major gas storage shortfall if disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz continue for another 1–3 months, with inventories still far below normal seasonal levels. LNG supply disruptions, strong Asian demand, and distorted gas pricing have made refilling storage unusually difficult and expensive across the EU. Equinor warns prolonged disruptions could push Dutch TTF gas prices toward €90/MWh, forcing industrial demand destruction and fuel switching across Europe. Europe could face a critical shortfall in natural gas...

The Iranian military on Thursday warned that the continued presence of US manned and unmanned aircraft over the Strait of Hormuz “has caused insecurity in this waterway and will threaten regional security” as the US has maintained its military buildup and heightened activity in the region. “The Strait of Hormuz is not a playground for […]

Israel’s ceasefires with Lebanon don’t have a great track record, but this weekend’s deal, the latest in a long line, is being touted by Israeli officials as a testament to how great the war has gone for them. Less than two days into the deal, however, strikes are already being reported, and there are deaths […]