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In light of these complexities, Zin asserts that while the situation warrants monitoring, there is no immediate cause for panic. He encourages a perspective grounded in the realities of oil supply dynamics and military capabilities. The key takeaway is the diminished influence of Middle Eastern conflicts on global oil prices, thanks to tectonic shifts in U.S. production, and the substantial risks Iran would face in escalating its military engagements. Thus, for now, the narrative remains one of cautious observation rather than alarm.