If the Strait of Hormuz is closed then the world is closed? What’s in IEA’s scary warning? Video

Oil Crisis 2026: The news regarding the Strait of Hormuz is scary. Amidst global uncertainty, increased tension and oil shortage, a question is arising whether the world is moving towards the worst energy crisis in history? Such a dreadful situation where only vehicles will be left standing on the roads, the wheels of airplanes will stop, and there will be an outcry among countries for every drop of petrol and diesel! The International Energy Agency has given a big warning regarding this. The head of the agency, Fatih Birol, declared the entire world a ‘red zone’ Has also warned against entering the world, hearing which the Presidents and Prime Ministers of big countries have been surprised.

‘Deathline’ Changed into ‘Lifeline’

Before understanding the Red Zone, understand that if this sea route of Hormuz is not opened soon, then which countries will be completely destroyed from the world map. And the ongoing fierce war between America and Israel has turned this lifeline into a ‘deathline’ Has changed to.

What is Red Zone Alert?

Oil crisis has come to light due to the blockage of this route. This shock has broken the back of the world’s emergency oil reserve. You will be surprised to know that to deal with this crisis, in the month of March, IEA and its 32 member countries had released a record 400 million barrels of oil from their strategic reserves into the market, so that the prices remain under control. But the bitter truth is that now even those emergency reserves have reached the verge of being completely exhausted, and the backup of supply has now become zero. IEA chief’s ‘red zone’ What the warning actually means is an uncontrolled situation in which global oil supply has completely lost its ability to absorb any new or additional shock. This means that if even one oil well is attacked or even one tanker is stopped, the entire global economy will collapse. This is the reason why Red Zone Alert has now been issued.