Al-Hilal Oil: Attacks on energy sites are war crimes
The CEO of Oil Horizon Company confirmed that the recent Gulf crisis caused damages estimated at over $60 billion to the energy infrastructure, with losses exceeding $150 billion in revenue and disrupted trade. The global economy heavily relies on strategic oil corridors, particularly the Strait of Hormuz. He emphasized that targeting energy facilities constitutes a war crime under international law and pointed out that infrastructure resilience and diversification of supply routes are essential to avoid dependence on a single point. Additionally, he encouraged investments in alternative pipelines and interconnected networks to strengthen supply security.
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