we are far away from the war

[Cheema02]

If war only affected attackers and defenders in uniform, it would be “ideal,” if that word can be applied. But... war does not choose who can be “taken” and who cannot. Peaceful citizens have always been hostages to the situation and always become victims of war. No matter how accurate the weapons are, there may always be civilians nearby, and this is a terrible tragedy. Moreover, I know from my own country that the aggressor often resorts to scorched earth tactics and simply destroys entire cities and villages, just to report on the “capture of new territories.”
 In Ukraine, as a result of the terror unleashed by Russia, thousands of villages, hundreds of small towns, and dozens of large cities have already been destroyed, and the number of civilian casualties exceeds several hundred thousand killed by terrorists. War is the greatest EVIL!
   

Yes, it's true that war is the greatest Evil because the destruction which happens in the result of war is very difficult to digest for all the victims. this destruction gives loss in both the conditions either the loss is about property or money or its about the lives. There was not all the victims which are in the favour of war but there is always innocent people who faced this unplanned situation. And once the war get stopped there is a lot of things of the affected areas which people faced after. I think there is not even a single thing about which anyone can say that it's good or beneficial about the war. This has to stop and try to find out an alternative way to resolve the concerning issues so that people can avoid their physical and mental destruction which occurs due to war.

[imthegreat]

"no need to worry. we are far away from middle east."

i heard someone say this and this is not true at all. just because we are not directly affected by the attacks and the bombing, we won't feel any impact from the war at all. since middle east is where most oil comes from, expect transportation costs to go up. whether the passenger is yourself or food or other items. the shipping fees will go up because of the gas prices. and since gas prices are more expensive, it'll be harder to transport resources making it more expensive.

i have already seen a bus company limiting their travel time due to the expenses of the gas meaning less people would be brought to and from their homes. so this war affects all of us even if you are not anywhere near the middle east.

Of course, the war in the Middle East affects absolutely everyone, both the lower categories of citizens and the state as a whole. The funny thing is that, for example, Russia is now profiting from this whole situation, because its oil is rising in price. But this is probably the only country that benefits from this whole situation. I have heard that China has imported 40% (of all customers) of energy resources through the now dangerous waterway, and neutral territories such as the United Arab Emirates are also suffering. This is why we are all losing one of the largest economic hubs for business.

[Findingnemo]

Ignorant people say these and they even celebrate these bomings because they are muslim country and love to see it is getting destoryed and seriously these kinds of people enable the corrupt and ill people to become the leaders. And oil is not just expensive, it can also manipulate many other exports and imports that will be dicated by the other party and sure it will be on the advantage of one who got oil.

This freaking war has no logical reason.
It's just that Trump wants more oil, and they hate Muslims. The Iranian minister said one thing that we do not trust the USA anymore. We were in negotiations twice, but they attacked us twice in the middle of the negotiations. There is no need for us to negotiate with them anymore. They started the fight against Iran again, so they can start an attack on Lebanon again and seize land. As far as I know, a lot of people already died in Lebanon and Israel will seize the land from Lebanon. Just like they occupied West Bank from Palestine.

USA wants the Oil, Israelwants to capture more lands in the middle east while the rest of the world got no clue about what is happening and they said this is to stop the nuclear weapons but what really happened was they just did the enrichment of Uranium not near the nuclear missile and even if we assume that they are building their weapon how other country can say no you can't do that?

Imagine China telling USA, you can sell oil anymore? What would be the response...

[Minor Miner]

Of course, the war in the Middle East affects absolutely everyone, both the lower categories of citizens and the state as a whole. The funny thing is that, for example, Russia is now profiting from this whole situation, because its oil is rising in price. But this is probably the only country that benefits from this whole situation. I have heard that China has imported 40% (of all customers) of energy resources through the now dangerous waterway, and neutral territories such as the United Arab Emirates are also suffering. This is why we are all losing one of the largest economic hubs for business.

Russia is perhap the only country currently benefiting economically from the conflict in the Middle East. However, they are suffering significant political losses in the region because Iran is their ally.

Regarding China, it is the world's largest importer of crude oil, with over 50% of its imports coming from the Middle East. Therefore, it can be said that they are among the countries most severely affected by the war between Iran and the US. However, they still have Russia, and perhaps they will soon have an alternative in case the war drags on.

Overall, oil is considered the lifeblood of the global economy, and this conflict is disrupting global supplies. No country could escape the effects of the war.

[tygeade]

I do dislike it when people say "our economy will be impacted", you are at war and someone is getting bombed, innocent people are dying and you are worried that you will pay more for stuff? I mean don't get me wrong I hate the economy that we are living in as well, I do not like that, and I want it to be better, but it is not the same thing.

So whoever is saying that we are far away from the war, is right. I am sitting at home, on my pc, writing this and feeling fine, just because I may pay a bit more for bread, doesn't mean that it is the same thing as being in the shelters, trying to avoid getting bombed. This is why I think it is not the same thing and we need to see how they are living and try to feel for them.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

i have already seen a bus company limiting their travel time due to the expenses of the gas meaning less people would be brought to and from their homes. so this war affects all of us even if you are not anywhere near the middle east.

This has had a significant impact on businesses in the transportation sector. I've seen long queues at some gas stations, resulting in a lot of time spent waiting for fuel. In my area, gas stations have been waiting for two days, especially because people are panicking and waiting for fuel, disrupting other people's activities. The current war may not have directly impacted the economy, but I've seen some pressure on several sectors as operations are disrupted due to the panic surrounding the fuel shortage in my area. For countries near the war, the impact could be much worse as current energy sources are quite dependent on oil, so a shortage would create problems for certain sectors.

[coin-investor]

"no need to worry. we are far away from middle east."

When the Russia - Ukraine war errupted we were still good, and we can say that we don't have to worry because Ukraine is far away from us, but never in any country in the Middle East, because it has a commodity that we consider precious in the country, and that is oil, so many industry in our country depends on it.

i have already seen a bus company limiting their travel time due to the expenses of the gas meaning less people would be brought to and from their homes. so this war affects all of us even if you are not anywhere near the middle east.

Here in our country, some drivers stopped driving their routes and just looked for stable income because their earnings cannot keep up with the cost; they are down 20% of their income, and this is alarming because buses and other vehicles are used to transport workers.

[puloweh555]

"no need to worry. we are far away from middle east."

i heard someone say this and this is not true at all. just because we are not directly affected by the attacks and the bombing, we won't feel any impact from the war at all. since middle east is where most oil comes from, expect transportation costs to go up. whether the passenger is yourself or food or other items. the shipping fees will go up because of the gas prices. and since gas prices are more expensive, it'll be harder to transport resources making it more expensive.

i have already seen a bus company limiting their travel time due to the expenses of the gas meaning less people would be brought to and from their homes. so this war affects all of us even if you are not anywhere near the middle east.

Of course, the war in the Middle East affects absolutely everyone, both the lower categories of citizens and the state as a whole. The funny thing is that, for example, Russia is now profiting from this whole situation, because its oil is rising in price. But this is probably the only country that benefits from this whole situation. I have heard that China has imported 40% (of all customers) of energy resources through the now dangerous waterway, and neutral territories such as the United Arab Emirates are also suffering. This is why we are all losing one of the largest economic hubs for business.

The US Israel dan Iran war has now truly erupted and its impact will undoubtedly be widespread across all countries. The main reason for a war is the fuel crisis, the most direct and widely felt impact on the wider public. Given that the Strait of Hormuz is currently the main route for global oil exports, with the outbreak of war and Iran's attempts to block the Strait of Hormuz global crude oil prices could surge.

Many countries are currently oil importers. Rising global oil prices will force them to choose between raising subsidized fuel prices which risks triggering high inflation or inflating the state budget to contain prices. Ultimately, this will impact the wider public. I see that Russia and China are also suffering losses due to this war, given that they source oil from Iran. I believe the US attack on Iran is intended to weaken or slow the development of Russia and China as the war forces Iran to close the Strait of Hormuz.

[BRINIRHA]

"no need to worry. we are far away from middle east."

i heard someone say this and this is not true at all. just because we are not directly affected by the attacks and the bombing, we won't feel any impact from the war at all. since middle east is where most oil comes from, expect transportation costs to go up. whether the passenger is yourself or food or other items. the shipping fees will go up because of the gas prices. and since gas prices are more expensive, it'll be harder to transport resources making it more expensive.

i have already seen a bus company limiting their travel time due to the expenses of the gas meaning less people would be brought to and from their homes. so this war affects all of us even if you are not anywhere near the middle east.

Another issue that usually arises amid rising oil or fuel prices is that some parties will stockpile large quantities. This can affect the supply circulating in the market, which can lead to higher-than-expected prices due to scarcity. This has happened before, and we must be prepared for similar situations to occur. This is because sometimes everyone is just trying to protect themselves. Therefore, parties with strong financial resources will usually do the same by securing as much energy as possible for themselves first.

So for us, this is not just the impact of war, but also the impact of panic in the global energy market.

[fuguebtc]

The US Israel dan Iran war has now truly erupted and its impact will undoubtedly be widespread across all countries. The main reason for a war is the fuel crisis, the most direct and widely felt impact on the wider public. Given that the Strait of Hormuz is currently the main route for global oil exports, with the outbreak of war and Iran's attempts to block the Strait of Hormuz global crude oil prices could surge.

The Strait of Hormuz accounts for only about 20% of the total global oil supply, not all oil supplies have to pass through this route.
Iran has blockaded the Strait of Hormuz, and oil prices have now risen by about 70% compared to before the conflict broke out. Oil prices have already increased, it is no longer just a possibility.

Many countries are currently oil importers. Rising global oil prices will force them to choose between raising subsidized fuel prices which risks triggering high inflation or inflating the state budget to contain prices. Ultimately, this will impact the wider public. I see that Russia and China are also suffering losses due to this war, given that they source oil from Iran. I believe the US attack on Iran is intended to weaken or slow the development of Russia and China as the war forces Iran to close the Strait of Hormuz.

The whole world will be affected by this war because with energy prices soaring, rising inflation is only a matter of time. However, I also think that Russia will be the country that benefits the most. They are the world's third largest oil producer, and with oil prices soaring, they are benefiting greatly.

[Woodie]

Agreed, the war in the middleeast affects everyone directly or indirectly.. commodity prices go up, the lead time for our ordered goods will experience delays as this service is being rendered with caution especially after the main connecting hub Dubai experienced some form of bombing disruption... But the big one is OIL prices which have a repo effect on goods and services as the form the basis of costing of things..

[Wakate]

Agreed, the war in the middleeast affects everyone directly or indirectly.. commodity prices go up, the lead time for our ordered goods will experience delays as this service is being rendered with caution especially after the main connecting hub Dubai experienced some form of bombing disruption... But the big one is OIL prices which have a repo effect on goods and services as the form the basis of costing of things..

The United States have to look for a way to end this way because it is not going to be easy for Israel and Iran going into this war without a plan to end it as soon as possible. I thought Trump was a peace maker until I have been convinced that he chooses his own war by intimidating countries he thinks he can defeat without them being able to revenge or attack back.
The price of gases has increased and this is just the beginning of this war, if things are not resolved it could lead to world war 3.

[Shishir99]

USA wants the Oil, Israelwants to capture more lands in the middle east while the rest of the world got no clue about what is happening and they said this is to stop the nuclear weapons but what really happened was they just did the enrichment of Uranium not near the nuclear missile and even if we assume that they are building their weapon how other country can say no you can't do that?

Imagine China telling USA, you can sell oil anymore? What would be the response...

Well, it's just that the USA and Israel don't want Iran to have nuclear weapons.
It is this much clear. Trump is now doing everything like a Hollywood movie gangster. They don't need Hollywood movies anymore. They have become gangsters themself and are attacking everyone whenever they want. Since they know the fact that they have the biggest arsenal of nukes and no one would threaten them, they are doing whatever they want.

Iran has been allowing inspection in their Nuclear research sites, and the inspection results have always said that there is no evidence that Iran is building nuclear weapons. However, Israel has been saying the opposite since the 1990s.

[uchegod-21]

Agreed, the war in the middleeast affects everyone directly or indirectly.. commodity prices go up, the lead time for our ordered goods will experience delays as this service is being rendered with caution especially after the main connecting hub Dubai experienced some form of bombing disruption... But the big one is OIL prices which have a repo effect on goods and services as the form the basis of costing of things..

It is not just the prices of commodities and services that is the major concern now. Families and loved ones are trapped in these countries where the war is intense. There are people from my home country who are currently begging the government of my country to evacuate them from Qatar. The situation is worse for other loved ones in countries directly affected by the war. No one can say he is not affected one way or the other by the war, damages have already been done , it is high time the war ends already.

[tabas]

Most imports, logistics, and energy sectors are relying on the supplies there. They say that 20% of global supply is coming from there and so where the other is coming from? But with how the global reaction is coming from that effect of its war, we can say that 20% is so much to be too worried about it. We can source from other countries who also supplies oil but, I'm sure that there will be a lot of countries who have been affected that will close or temporary stop the supply and will focus on their citizens and own needs first.

[Bright0515]

it is funny how People think that they won't be affected by the war because they love in the middle East but that's just ridiculous because the more the war continues to escalate the more countries are going to get affected by this and it would also cripple the economy of a lot of countries. war isn't really a pleasant thing, It ends up affecting the economy, and infrastructure developments as well. Just because we aren't running for our lives in our countries doesn't mean that we should be insensitive  alot of people have lost their lives abd property.

[Shinpako09]

That is so true. We are far from the Middle East, but we are still affected. Due to the nonstop influx of customers these past few days, several gas stations in our municipality have already run out of unleaded gasoline, and those that still have supply are now limiting the amount per customer. Buying gasoline using gallons or containers isn’t allowed anymore, only vehicles are being served. Some gas stations have already closed as well because they have no stock left. The same situation is happening in other municipalities and cities. The prices of consumable goods haven’t gone up yet, but I believe they will follow soon.

[GeorgeJohn]

"no need to worry. we are far away from middle east."

i heard someone say this and this is not true at all. just because we are not directly affected by the attacks and the bombing, we won't feel any impact from the war at all.

The crisis is really affecting so many countries, from my perspective, because i have notice that some countries are complaining of inflation since the crisis between Iran-Israel and USA started

since middle east is where most oil comes from, expect transportation costs to go up.

The reason why the price of transportation skyrocket, is due to blockage of importation and exportation of crude oil to the appropriate countries that refined it and returns a fuel product to the country....actually many countries are facing difficulties due to they lacks petrol for vehicles consumption and movement...

whether the passenger is yourself or food or other items. the shipping fees will go up because of the gas prices. and since gas prices are more expensive, it'll be harder to transport resources making it more expensive.

Exactly my point of views...Other countries that's unable to process or refined their crude oil by themselves is having the same challenge right now.

[Josefjix]

It was today that I noticed the Iran and Israel with USA war had recently affected my country to the another level, the economical hardship shifted a little bit causing the price of petrol to high which narrows down to the price of goods and services. You know, the rises in the price of petrol causes the price increase in other things too as well.

I was just wondering when the transport fare today just got skyrocketed, it went up too quick.

[Berry2d]

it is funny how People think that they won't be affected by the war because they love in the middle East but that's just ridiculous because the more the war continues to escalate the more countries are going to get affected by this and it would also cripple the economy of a lot of countries. war isn't really a pleasant thing, It ends up affecting the economy, and infrastructure developments as well. Just because we aren't running for our lives in our countries doesn't mean that we should be insensitive  alot of people have lost their lives abd property.

Living in or outside the middle east is never a reason why we wont be affected by the effects of war if it comes, the effects of war at times may not be direct but indirectly it must be felt because of the limitations and unfavourable conditions that will be created by it. For now we will say the war is only at a particular place which we all are sure if it continues more countries will be affected in one way or the other,  some may be on direct actions while others may be by limitations in supply of goods and services,  logistics and so on as all nations are dependent on each other for survival. On this issue of war all we need to advocate for is peace, because that is what the world needs now