Oil prices are rising in the world and people think that these oil prices will come down someday. But did anyone tell you that in the seven different areas of the world that have nothing to do with war, Oil refineries suddenly catch fire?
Let's understand what the story is. In 1974, Henry Kissinger went to Saudi Arabia and America made a secret deal with Saudi Arabia which was never made public.
And the meaning of this deal is that America's dollar will always be in demand because when someone in the world needs oil, he will have to buy dollars from America first. And the American dollar, which is not backed by gold, will always be in demand. This agreement expired in June 2024 after 50 years and Saudi Arabia did not renew this agreement.
In February 2025, Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz from where 20% of the world's oil passes and the economic model of the Gulf countries stopped overnight. Now, the case of Saudi Arabia is very interesting. Oil prices are going up all over the world and the expenses of the Saudi government are also going up.
And for the first time in history, the Saudi government has borrowed $100 billion to survive. Now, survival is only possible when oil prices go up all over the world for Saudi Arabia. Right now, $100 per barrel is running.
But the Saudi government survives only when the oil in the international market is $170 per barrel. Now, this will only be possible when oil supplies in the whole world are reduced. And then what did you see?
You saw that in the last 30 days, Texas, Australia, Mexico, Ecuador, India, Myanmar, the seven refineries of the world, which have nothing to do with the war, those seven refineries are burning.
And the government's response to them is that there has been a technical fault. Technical fault in the seven different regions of the world, that too in the same month, of the same type. So the question is, Agenda 2030 is being implemented in the world.




