Caitríona Perry
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first heard Jun 2026
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this sort of contingency that Saudi had to sign up to the Abraham Accords, normalise its relationship with Israel.
And now they're carrying out these strikes, Saudi aligning itself with the US like this.
So, you know, to Parham's point again, it just shows how everything is so interlinked in this conflict.
President Trump has eased sanctions on Russian oil because of all the difficulties we were talking about a moment ago.
That's having an impact on the Russian effort in Ukraine as well.
So it does feel like, you know, you're covering these stories and suddenly they're all starting to align into an apex.
We can nearly see around the corner at this stage, can't we?
But it's that pressure that, Parham, you're talking about there.
I mean, we had new figures out today showing the pace at which the US economy is growing is slowing down and shrinking.
You know, we've seen inflation.
It did steady in the last month, but it had dramatically increased over the lifetime of this war since the end of February.
Prices are still really high.
Gas has stabilised or petrol has stabilised a little bit, but it's still much, much higher than it was at the start of the year.
And it's kind of that situation now where you're getting used to seeing the oil and the gas at this higher level.
It's not the same kind of sticker shock that we had in, say, March when suddenly the prices were rising and they fluctuate day in, day out.
based on what is happening there, what the president is saying.
You know, every time he says we're going to hit them much harder or we're going to ease back, we're going to let diplomacy have a chance, the markets are fluctuating ever so slightly.
But the point is the same as we've been saying for months now.
People will go to the polls and they will look at how much money they have in their pockets, how much it's costing them to fill up their car or their van or whatever.
There's added price hikes as well on things that are related to supply chain or transportation, fertilizer, of course, the other big thing that's slowed down because of the blockages in the Strait of Hormuz and elsewhere.
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