For about six weeks aircraft fuel reserves arrive the EuropeOn Thursday the head of the International Energy Agency warned, Fatih Birol, in an interview with Associated Press, pointing out that possibly «soon» to cancel flights, if the blocking of energy supplies continues due to the US and Israel war with Iran.
Birol sketched one particularly worrying image, speaking for «The More energy crisis we have ever faced», which results from the shutdown of oil, gas and other critical supplies through the Straits of Ormuz.
«It's a real one. critical narrow», said Biroll making a pun called the band Dire Straits, and added that the blockade of the Straits will have significant effects on the world economy. «The longer it lasts the more negative the consequences for growth and inflation will be internationally», stated.
As mentioned in the AP, the effects will be translated into «higher fuel prices, higher gas prices and increased electricity costs», with some regions of the world suffering more than others.
«In first line Asian countries are located» which depend on the Middle East energy, he noted, naming it Japan, South Korea, the India, the China, the Pakistan and Bangladesh.
«Then, The impact will be extended to Europe and American continent», add.
If Straits of Hormuz do not reopen, «We will soon see news that some flights from city to city may be cancelled due to a lack of aircraft fuel»He ended up.
