UAE plans alternative corridors to protect energy exports amid Iran war
The UAE says it will create alternative corridors to shield energy exports from disruption linked to the war between the United States and Iran. The IAEA is urging Iran to reengage as Western powers seek referral to the UN.
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Why it matters
Alternative export routes signal concrete preparation for sustained disruption around Gulf energy flows, with potential effects on shipping and global supply.
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