So how are European powers responding to the US airstrikes. How much unity is there amongst EU leaders at this point. Yeah. Yeah.So listen, Tom, over the last week we've heard a lot from European leaders and generally speaking, this sort of message has been in the message over the last 24 hours is de-escalate diplomacy has got to be the way forward. This is not going to end through military action. This needs to end basically through diplomacy.You know, we had that sort of message made in very different way ...

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Stephen, how much risk premium then has been factored in levels we see today, given the upside pressure on oil prices is now relatively muted in the context of this significant geopolitical event. You know, oil prices are still up 10% since Israel launched the strikes on Iranian nuclear sites about two weeks ago. A week and a half ago.So we are still in a risk premium situation. Prices are higher than where the fundamentals show. But I think today's move in the market is pretty indicative of where we stand. ...

This came as a bit of a surprise, especially for those of us who actually live in the UAE. It feels unprecedented to hear of European and Asian airlines halting flights. So how widespread are these flight disruptions, Leen.So this is the first time this has happened in over 20 months of aggression. It is unprecedented. And worries have never reached this far.It's always been contained to Jordan at all, Iran and Lebanon. But this is the first time we're seeing airlines cancel flights to the Gulf. They've can ...

Walk us through how the Israeli public has responded to the US military intervention over the weekend. Good morning, Joumanna. Yes, well, this was a dramatic weekend, one of historic proportions in Israel as elsewhere in the region and in the world, especially countries that have a stake in this part of the world.And Israelis, I would say this is to judge by everything from television panelists to the people I've shared bomb shelters with during the Iranian retaliatory missile attacks appear to be relieved, ...

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[CC may contain inaccuracies] Well, I encourage the Chinese government in Beijing to call them about that, because they heavily depend on the Straits of Hormuz for their oil. If they do that, it'll be another terrible mistake. It's economic suicide for them if they do it and we retain options to deal with that.But other countries should be looking at that as well. It would hurt other countries economies a lot worse than ours. That was US Secretary of State Marco Rubio there, telling China it should ensure I ...

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If you had asked anybody before this evening how Wall Street would react after the US decided to directly attack Iran, I'm guessing the thought would be more severe than this. I think that was the thought coming in. But remember, we had a taste of this when Israel first struck Iran back late June 12.Here in the United States. And I think the playbook that is going to play out tonight and into Monday could potentially be a repeat of that, a big knee jerk reaction where risk assets get sold off, haven assets ...

I don't know what you think the probability is of Iran actually doing what they threatened to many times before and never have done choking off the strait entirely. But do they have potentially just as disruptive secondary options available to them. When we think about all of the energy infrastructure in this region.Great. Yeah, no, thank you. It's great to be with you.I think Iran will be very cautious and careful about attempting to fully disrupt the 18 to 20 million barrels a day of oil, 20% of traded LN ...