🎞 If we target Saudi Arabia, the global energy market will explode. For now, we have given a warning...

🎞 If we target Saudi Arabia, the global energy market will explode. For now, we have given a warning to Saudi Arabia, and we can strike much harder. ▪️ Saudi Arabia is the main oil supplier in the world, and at one time it supplied 10 million barrels per day, with 3 million barrels consumed domestically and even had a production surplus of 1 million barrels, which was a colossal capacity. It primarily stored this to regulate the global supply market with that 1 million barrels. ▪️ The point is that the day you decide to hit Saudi Arabia, the oil and energy market will face an explosion, and the precursor to this action must be a policy decision. Because the issue of Saudi oil has implications globally. Naturally, China and Russia also have issues and considerations here. ▪️ Of the 20 million barrels of oil exported from this region to the world, 10 million barrels belong to Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is the largest player in the global energy market. For now, we have placed Saudi Arabia at the lowest priority, kept the possibility of striking it, and have shown that; those strikes that were targeted a few nights ago were more about delivering a warning than causing destruction. 🎤 Alireza Majidi, regional desk director of the Tasnim Military Interpretations Group Interpretation of War