The whole world is in TOTAL MAYHEM.
Farmers in Italy have blocked roads and ports across southern Italy.
The reason? The diesel crisis is spiralling out of control.
Supermarkets in Naples, Campania and Lazio are reportedly running empty.
Zurich Airport in Switzerland has run out of jet fuel.
The Swiss government has now authorised the emergency withdrawal of 30,000 cubic metres of jet fuel from strategic reserves.
Morocco has cut diesel shipments to Spain.
Now, protests have turned violent in Valencia and Barcelona.
Hooded protesters are throwing cobblestones and fireworks at police.
Police are responding with rubber bullets and tear gas.
The UK government now wants citizens to pay to continue watching YouTube and Netflix.
France is burning. Belgium is burning. Albania is burning. Russia is burning. Ukraine is burning.
And the Middle East is becoming even more dangerous.
Six deadly military operations were reportedly carried out by Yemen against Saudi Arabia in the last 72 hours.
Aramco facilities in Yanbu were bombed in two phases.
King Khalid International Airport was bombed in three phases.
Abha International Airport was bombed.
The Shaybah oil field was also bombed.
And now Yemen is reportedly targeting Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province and Jeddah.
WWE wrestlers are scheduled to arrive in Saudi Arabia this week for Crown Jewel.
Their safety could become a serious concern if the situation deteriorates further.
US Ambassador Tom Barrack has also warned that global security is no longer America's priority.
His message is clear: governments must take responsibility for their own security. Relying on America to solve every problem is no longer a guarantee.
Meanwhile, a Qatari delegation and Pakistan's Field Marshal Asim Munir have left Iran without a breakthrough in peace efforts.
The Strait of Hormuz isn't opening anytime soon.
And this is where the real danger begins.
A diesel crisis can quickly become a transport crisis.
A transport crisis can become a food crisis.
And a prolonged food crisis can threaten millions of livelihoods.
The next phase could be far worse if these disruptions continue.
The world is facing a dangerous chain reaction.
Energy. Food. Security. Trade.
Everything is connected.
And if this crisis continues to escalate, the consequences could reach far beyond the Middle East.
We could be heading toward one of the most destructive global crises in modern history.
I am Abiola Aremu Ogunlade and
May Nigeria win🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
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