Petraeus: Największa kosztem wojny z Iranem jest w amerykańskich stacjach paliw

According to multiple sources, former CIA Director David Petraeus has estimated that daily oil exports from the Gulf could reach between 15 to 16 million barrels per day in the current situation, which is closer to global market demands than before the war but still far from pre-war levels. Al Jazeera English and Arabi21 reported this estimation, while Israel National News mentioned that the US and Iran are hardening their positions in the ongoing negotiations. However, it's unclear whether these negotiations are related to the war or other issues. Jowhar Online reported that US President Donald Trump denied offering Iran any incentives to end the war, contradicting previous reports. The sources do not provide specific details about the location or the exact timeline of these events. Kluczowe fakty: • Petraeus' estimation of daily oil exports from the Gulf: 15-16 million barrels per day • Al Jazeera English and Arabi21 reported Petraeus' estimation • Israel National News mentioned hardening positions in US-Iran negotiations • Jowhar Online reported Trump's denial of offering Iran incentives • Lack of specific location and timeline in the sources Niewiadome: • Exact location of the event • Timeline of the event • Details of the US-Iran negotiations mentioned in Israel National News • Specific incentives offered to Iran, if any