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Israel attacks Lebanon while the U.S. prepares new sanctions against Iran

Tensions in the Middle East are rising. Israel bombed southern Lebanon and said it had eliminated a Hezbollah commander. The attacks left 11 dead, the bloodiest day since the ceasefire in June.
Meanwhile, the United States is preparing new sanctions against Iran. The situation could affect negotiations and increase concern over the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for global oil transport.
BLESSINGS!
#Israel #Líbano #Irán #OrienteMedio #Geopolítica
$BNB

Alexander Guevara

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Analysis: Gulf energy companies debut in Venezuela with gas projects

Energy companies from the United Arab Emirates and Qatar have partnered with British Petroleum to develop the second phase of a gas project at a reservoir in Venezuela.

The energy industries of two countries that make up the Persian Gulf are debuting in Venezuela with gas projects at the Loran field, located offshore, in partnership with oil company BP (British Petroleum).

According to Bloomberg Línea, companies XRG from the United Arab Emirates and UCC Holding from Qatar will hold a stake in the license granted to BP to produce more than four billion cubic feet of gas at the Venezuelan reservoir.

The gas supply would be intended to replenish the raw material for Trinidad and Tobago’s industry, including the Atlantic liquefaction plant, which is operated by BP and Shell.

This agreement between the Emirati, Qatari, and British consortia and Venezuela comes at a time when the conflict between the United States (U.S.) and Iran continues, making hydrocarbon supply from the Middle East more complicated.

Oil agreements
The signing of the agreement to develop the second phase of the gas project at the Loran field has shown the Venezuelan government’s desire to continue the agreements made previously.

This means that XRG, UCC Holding, and BP are all moving forward on oil agreements with the state-owned Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA), although at a slower pace and with “moderate interest from the majority of the big oil companies.”

#EEUU #PDVSA #venezuela #petróleo #OrienteMedio $CL $BZ $NATGAS

Alexander Guevara

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An attack on Libya’s main refinery destroyed a tank holding 4.5 million liters

of gasoline
The complex, located about 45 kilometers from Tripoli, has the capacity to process 120,000 barrels per day and had already been attacked over the weekend
Fire consumes a tank holding 4.5 million liters of gasoline at Libya’s main refinery, affected by an attack that destroyed the infrastructure.
An attack on the Zawiya refinery, Libya’s main one, on Monday sparked a large-scale fire and the collapse of a tank containing 4.5 million liters of gasoline, in an episode that again struck a key infrastructure for energy supplies in the west of the country. The complex, located about 45 kilometers from Tripoli, has the capacity to process 120,000 barrels per day and had already been hit by another attack over the weekend.

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BRICS faces its biggest internal division amidst the crisis in the Middle East

The BRICS is going through one of its most delicate moments since its inception. The meeting held in New Delhi wrapped up without an official joint statement, which is rare for a bloc that aims to show unity against the big global players.
The main reason for the deadlock was the conflict involving Iran and the developments in the Middle East. The Iranian government wanted the group to publicly condemn the military actions led by the United States and Israel. However, countries like the United Arab Emirates and other members disagreed with the tone of the proposal.

Alexander Guevara

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🚨 BREAKING: Bitcoin drops below the $76,000 level.

🇦🇪 This comes right after the news that the United Arab Emirates decided to exit OPEC and oil prices surged, with Brent surpassing $110 per barrel.

#Dubai_Crypto_Group #petróleo #brent #OrienteMedio #BTC $BTC @Cointelegraph @CoinMarketCap @CoinDesk

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Sign SIGN and the New Era of Sovereign Digital Infrastructure in the Middle East

The Middle East is experiencing a historic moment of economic and digital transformation. Countries like Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Qatar are heavily investing in emerging technologies to diversify their economies and reduce dependence on oil. However, for this growth to be sustainable and truly autonomous, it is essential to build a sovereign digital foundation — and that is where the @SignOfficial project comes in.
Sign is revolutionizing the concept of decentralized infrastructure by offering tools that ensure self-owned digital identity, reliable smart contracts, and data governance without external intermediaries. With the token $SIGN as the central element of this ecosystem, the platform allows governments, businesses, and citizens in the Gulf region to maintain full control over their digital interactions, enhancing security and efficiency.

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