The Exit of the US from the Region Exacerbates the Energy Crisis

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The Exit of the US from the Region Exacerbates the Energy Crisis

Vance: The U.S. withdrawal from the region exacerbates the energy crisis

J.D. Vance, the Vice President of the United States, defended the continued presence of Washington in the region, stating that the withdrawal of American forces could exacerbate the global energy crisis and jeopardize access to oil and gas.

He said that the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf also consider the U.S. withdrawal to be the most disastrous scenario.

Vance, referring to attacks attributed to Iran on ships, emphasized that Washington must take necessary actions to prevent a global energy crisis.

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