The Prime Minister consistently misleads, offering statements that seem insufficient. I find it unclear to whom he’s directing these pronouncements. There are numerous potential responses, yet no concrete proposal has emerged.
According to the leader of LSDM, Venko Filipce, this situation should have been anticipated. He argues that the unfolding economic measures required to combat the crisis following the Middle East conflict were predictable, given the military actions. “The closure of the Strait of Hormuz was also predicted by global media, though we were somewhat taken aback,” Filipce stated.
He questions why the Prime Minister hasn’t acted sooner. “Why not do something like all the countries around us did before?” Filipce asks. “Only now, when the price of derivatives is rising for the second time, will he consider a solution?”
Filipce expresses skepticism about any immediate action.
“I don’t expect him to take any meaningful steps now,” he concludes. “He won’t fail to offer words, there.”
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