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15.03.26 - 04:54
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Over 3 Million Iranians Forcibly Displaced Under US-Israeli Bombardment (ZeroHedge)
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Over 3 Million Iranians Forcibly Displaced Under US-Israeli Bombardment
More than 3 million Iranians have been displaced by the ongoing US-Israeli war against the Islamic Republic, according to the main UN refugee agency. Ayaki Ito, director of the Division of Emergency and Program Support at the UN refugee agency, has described that the US-Israeli attack has already triggered mass internal displacement across Iran.
"Between 600,000 and 1 million Iranian households are now temporarily displaced inside Iran as a result of the ongoing conflict, according to preliminary assessments, representing up to 3.2 million people," Ito said.
Afghan refugees inside Iran, via AFP. Supposedly America wants to 'liberate' people through bombing them.
The dark and twisted irony in all of this is that Washington and Tel Aviv have claimed they want to "help" the Iranian people go "free"... by bombing them and destroying their civic infrastructure, apparently.
Most of those fleeing are leaving Tehran and other ma...
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15.03.26 - 03:24
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Jet Fuel Prices Soar As War In Iran Ripples Through Global Aviation (ZeroHedge)
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Jet Fuel Prices Soar As War In Iran Ripples Through Global Aviation
Authored by Felicity Bradstock via OilPrice.com,
Airlines, including Qantas, SAS, and Air New Zealand, have already announced airfare increases.
Surging jet fuel prices and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are squeezing airline operations.
Prolonged conflict could weaken travel demand and deepen pressure on global airline stocks.
As the war in Iran spills over into other parts of the Middle East, energy experts expect the price of several oil and gas products to soar over the coming months, driven by shortages. This will likely affect flight prices, with several airlines warning of anticipated price hikes. It could lead to a travel slump, as consumers wait for prices to fall again.
Australia's Qantas Airways, Scandinavia's SAS, and Air New Zealand are three of the airlines to have already announced airfare hikes in response to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The airlines cited the abrupt spike in the cost of fu...
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15.03.26 - 02:42
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Iran War Brings Fuel Risk to Indonesia Ahead of Eid Travel Surge (Bloomberg)
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President Prabowo Subianto's administration has already faced market turmoil, a tumbling currency and civil unrest. Now Jakarta is grappling with fuel prices that have spiked across the region as a war in the Persian Gulf upends supply — just as more than 100 million Indonesians hit the road....
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15.03.26 - 01:24
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Iran War Exposes America′s Unfixed Supply Chains (ZeroHedge)
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Iran War Exposes America's Unfixed Supply Chains
Authored by David Dayen via The American Prospect,
One of the more fascinating sidelights of our war of choice in Iran is how it has reinforced the devastating consequences of our hollowed-out industrial base, consolidated commercial sector, and overreliance on long intermediated supply chains.
Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Frank E. Petersen Jr. (DDG 121) fires a Tomahawk Land Attack Missile during operations in support of Operation Epic Fury, February 28, 2026. Credit: U.S. Central Command Public Affairs/Cover Images via AP Images
For example, the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz carries implications for not only oil but also fertilizer, right at the height of the spring planting season. About one-third of the world's fertilizer ships through the strait, and without access, prices have jumped and farmers are anxious. Yet there are enough natural resources in the United States—nitrogen, phosphate, potash—to ser...
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