Iran–Israel War Impact on India: LPG Crisis, Hormuz & What USA Isn’t Saying | Vijender Masijeevi

The ongoing Iran Israel war involving the USA and Donald Trump’s administration is no longer just a geopolitical conflict — it is directly impacting India. One of the biggest consequences of this Middle East war is the disruption of the Strait of Hormuz, a critical route through which nearly 20% of the world’s oil supply passes. Due to rising tensions between Iran, Israel, and the United States, oil supply chains have been severely affected, leading to a global energy crisis. India, which depends heavily on imports for LPG and crude oil, is now facing the impact: • LPG shortages in multiple cities • Rising cylinder prices • Delayed shipments due to blocked routes In fact, India imports around 60% of its LPG needs, making it highly vulnerable to such global disruptions. Reports suggest that LPG supply has already declined significantly due to shipping disruptions in the Hormuz region. To manage the crisis, the government has invoked ESMA (Essential Services Maintenance Act, 1968) to ensure that essential services like fuel supply are not disrupted. But this also raises a deeper question: 👉 Do crises give governments more control over citizens? 👉 How does global war translate into local impact? This video breaks down: • Iran Israel war explained • USA and Donald Trump’s role • Strait of Hormuz crisis • LPG shortage in India • ESMA and its implications Because today, geopolitics is no longer distant — it directly affects your economy, daily life, and even your freedoms. #iranisraelwar #iranwar #israeliranconflict #usairanwar #donaldtrump #middleeastwar #geopolitics #straitofhormuz #oilcrisis #lpgcrisis #lpgprice #lpgindia #indiangascrisis #globaloil #energycrisis #indiaeconomy #currentaffairs #upsc #upscpreparation #internationalrelations