Iran war leaves crisis-scarred countries counting the cost - Reuters

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The International Monetary Fund has warned of a potential inflationary crisis due to the US-Israel war on Iran, which has damaged economies and driven up oil and natural gas prices.

After five weeks of the US–Israeli campaign against Iran, the region is reeling from widespread destruction, including heavy industrial losses in Iran and shattered infrastructure across the Gulf and Lebanon’s mass displacement.

The US-Israeli war with Iran has already exacted a heavy toll on Gulf oil and gas exporters through lost revenue, with potential for further damage if major installations are seriously affected.

The US-Israeli war on Iran has disrupted oil exports, pushed up prices, and deepened fears of electricity shortages, with Iraqi civilians suffering from attacks on their territory and economic instability.