Hal Turner
Iran has published its targets in the event of aggression against it. This list includes bridges, railway networks, airports, ports, underwater cables in the Persian Gulf, petrochemical plants, power plants, desalination plants, technology companies, and companies in the field of artificial intelligence, as well as hotels and shopping centers in the Middle East.
MIDDLE EAST POWER PLANTS:
MIDDLE EAST PETROCHEMICAL PLANTS
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS
DESALINATION PLANTS
According to this scenario, in the event of an attack on Iranian infrastructure, there are likely to be major disruptions to transportation, energy, water supply, communications, and trade in the region, in addition to the initial targets, including American bases in the region.
If Iran is attacked by either the U.S. or Israel, and carries out it’s published retaliation shown above, the ENTIRE Middle East would cease oil and gas production for YEARS.
Without Desalination plants, there would be no water for workers needed to repair war damage.
Without water for workers, there would be no way to repair Desalination plants, Electric Power Plants, Airports, or the damaged oil and gas infrastructure.
IF the world seems stressed these days for the high prices of fuel, and the shortages/outages of fuel in a growing number of places, what do you think would happen if the ENTIRE Middle East was simply unable to supply oil, gas, or petrochemicals for YEARS?
Economies would implode from lack of fuel to conduct commerce.
Millions around the world would likely starve to death from no fertilizer or fuel to farm crops.
The ability to travel from point A to point B would be limited by fuel availability and the price for it.
Even in countries that have their own oil and refining capability, the availability of AFFORDABLE oil and fuel would e so limited, and so expensive the economy would simply stop.
Complete economic collapse.