'Risk Written All Over It': US Eyes $10 Billion Gulf Rescue After Iran Attacks | Firstpost Live

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The Iran war has disrupted West Asia's energy network and exposed the region's dependence on the Strait of Hormuz. Now, the Trump administration is considering a $10 billion PACT fund to rebuild damaged energy infrastructure and develop alternative oil and gas routes. In this Firstpost Live video, we analyse how the US could contribute $5 billion, with eight countries asked to match the funding. But questions remain over costs, security risks and whether rebuilt facilities could again become targets. Here is how Trump's proposed plan could change the region's energy map and reduce its reliance on Hormuz after the Iran conflict. Gursshheen Gahllen tells you more on Firstpost Live. 00:00 — Trump’s $10 Billion Energy Plan 00:11 — US Proposes $5 Billion Gulf Fund 00:28 — Eight Countries Considered For PACT 00:48 — Why Gulf States Fear Hormuz Dependence 01:01 — Iran War Damages Energy Infrastructure --- Iran | Strait of Hormuz | Energy Crisis | West Asia Conflict | $10 Bn Pact Fund | US T

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