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Which Organization Reported On April 7, 2026, That The Current Global Oil And Gas Crisis Is "Worse Than 1973, 1979, And 2022 Combined"?
The IEA issued a stark warning on April 7, noting that the disruption caused by the US-Iran war has created an energy supply shock exceeding all major historical precedents.
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