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Iran War, Global Oil Crisis & Trump’s Russian Diesel U-Turn | Akram Naeem Bharoka A war expected to last just four to five weeks has entered its ninth month. But why are oil prices still soaring despite Iranian oil exports reportedly falling to zero? How did the Strait of Hormuz crisis spread from crude oil to diesel, fertilizer, food prices, and the threat of a global hunger crisis? And why did Donald Trump’s administration issue a license allowing certain Russian diesel transactions despite years of restrictions on Russian energy? In this episode of Timeline with Akram Naeem Bharoka, we examine the economic consequences of the US-Israel war with Iran, the effectiveness of the US naval blockade, the disruption of global energy markets, and the political pressure building ahead of the November 3, 2026, US Midterm Elections. Iran War: Why Has the Conflict Lasted Nine Months? The war began on February 28, 2026, with expectations that it could last four to five weeks. Nine months later, questions remain about Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile, international nuclear inspections, and the prospects for a lasting agreement. We examine the stalled diplomatic process, the Islamabad Memorandum, and the renewed blockade. Iran’s Oil Exports Fall, But Why Are Prices Still High? The script examines reports that no oil was loaded at Iranian export ports during September 2026 for the first time since the 1979 revolution. Yet Brent crude prices have climbed from around $72 per barrel before the war to above $115. What explains the disconnect between reduced Iranian exports and higher global energy prices? Strait of Hormuz: The Chokepoint Behind the Crisis The Strait of Hormuz is critical to global oil shipments and the movement of essential industrial materials. Disrupted shipping affects not only crude oil supplies but also refinery operations, diesel availability, and the transportation of goods. We explore why access to this strategic waterway matters as much as the oil itself. Diesel, Urea, Sulfur & the Global Food Crisis The impact extends far beyond fuel prices. Around one-third of globally traded urea and roughly half of seaborne sulfur shipments passed through the Strait of Hormuz before the conflict. These materials are important for fertilizer production and agriculture. Could prolonged shipping disruption increase farming costs, threaten planting seasons, and worsen food insecurity in countries already facing humanitarian emergencies? We examine the potential link between the Iran war, fertilizer shortages, rising food prices, and global hunger—without confusing existing famine risks with the war’s additional economic impact. Trump’s Russian Diesel U-Turn On October 9, 2026, the US Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control issued General License No. 135, authorizing certain transactions involving Russian diesel through April 7, 2027. The episode examines the license, the reported Russian diesel shipment heading toward New York, the limits of announced supply figures, and the administration’s stated effort to ease fuel costs. Why turn to Russian diesel during an energy crisis linked to the Iran war? And how much relief can one shipment realistically provide? US Midterm Elections: Will Fuel Prices Become a Political Liability? With the November 3 midterm elections approaching, rising fuel costs and public concerns about affordability have become central political issues. We examine polling figures cited in the script, the administration’s response to energy shortages, and reports about possible post-election military options toward Iran. #IranWar #IranIsraelWar #USIsraelIran #DonaldTrump #RussianOil #RussianDiesel #OilCrisis #GlobalOilCrisis #StraitOfHormuz #HormuzCrisis #USMidtermElections #AkramNaeemBharoka #Timeline Check Out Our Other Videos: 1: https://youtu.be/G2QmlpNqWiA 2: https://youtu.be/zdxOeLhZoxk 3: https://youtu.be/IexGvJobma4 Vlog Central Team: Ejaz Virk — Director of Production Umair Qadeer — Digital Creator Abdurrab Afzal — NLE Dil Nasheen — NLE Zeeshan Khalid — NLE Tauqeer Abbas — Cameraman Asim Malik — Cameraman Follow Us On Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VlogCentralpk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/VlogCentralPk TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@vlogcentralpk Twitter: https://x.com/VlogCentralPk Get In Touch: Contact us at [email protected] Check out our channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@VlogCentralTv Don't forget to subscribe!

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