Anger of Arab countries erupted, 12 countries enraged by attacks on oil-gas plants, formed grand alliance to siege Iran

News India Live, Digital Desk: The smell of gunpowder in the Middle East is now going to ignite the economy of the entire world. There is huge anger in the Arab world after Iran targeted the oil and gas infrastructure of Gulf countries. According to latest reports, including Saudi Arabia and UAE 12 major Muslim countries have raised their voice in one voice against this ‘aggressive policy’ of Iran.

World frightened by Iran’s ‘grand warning’

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) recently issued a sensational statement giving an ultimatum to Saudi Arabia, UAE and Qatar to vacate their energy centers. Soon after UAE Habshan gas plant and Bab Missile attacks on oil fields have added fuel to the fire.

3 main reasons for the anger of Arab countries:

Direct Attack: Iran has now started targeting not only Israel or America, but the economic hubs of neutral Gulf countries.

energy security: The attacks on Qatar’s Ras Laffan and UAE’s gas plants have broken the gas supply chain globally.

Violation of sovereignty: The group of 12 countries has said that Iran is imposing its internal fight on the entire region.

[Image showing a map of the 12 Arab nations alliance and burning oil facilities]

‘Bunker Buster’ strike by America and Israel

US President in response donald trump took a tough stance against Iran South Pars Threatened to completely destroy the gas field. The US military has attacked Iranian missile sites near the Strait of Hormuz with 5,000-pound ‘bunker buster’ bombs. Israel has also claimed that it has killed Iran’s intelligence minister in an airstrike.

What will be the impact on India?

India’s concerns have increased amid this great tension:

LPG shortage: There may be a shortage of cylinders in India due to disruption of gas coming from Qatar and UAE.

Sea Route Block: More than 20 Indian oil tankers are stranded due to tension in the ‘Strait of Hormuz’.

Non Resident Indian: The Ministry of External Affairs is on high alert regarding the security of millions of Indians living in Gulf countries.