Russia is reviewing its energy supply chains amid Middle-East crisis; to prioritise neighbouring nations, Tass reports

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The news of Russia reviewing its energy supply chains, particularly amidst a Middle-Eastern crisis, suggests potential shifts in energy distribution priorities. By focusing on neighboring countries, it may indicate an attempt to strengthen regional ties and mitigate reliance on more volatile markets. This can lead to implications for global energy prices and supply stability, especially for nations dependent on Russian energy.

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