Al-Hilal Oil: Attacking energy sites is a war crime
The article features statements from the CEO of Nahle Oil Company regarding the global repercussions of the recent Gulf crisis, which caused disruptions in oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz, through which about one-fifth of the world's oil passes. He affirmed that targeting energy infrastructure constitutes a war crime under international law and that direct damages have exceeded $60 billion, while economic and commercial losses have surpassed $150 billion and continue to grow. He emphasized the importance of building resilience within energy systems and developing alternative routes to enhance supply security and support the global economy, which is significantly impacted by these challenges.
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