Iran war disrupts Asia's food, fuel, schools

The economic and social impact of the Iran war is spreading across Asia, causing severe disruptions in daily life and agriculture. According to a report from The Times, high fuel costs and shortages have led to fuel rationing in countries like Bangladesh and Pakistan, forcing school closures and reduced government activities. In some agricultural regions, farmers have abandoned their crops to rot in the fields due to prohibitive transportation costs. The IRGC Cyber Corps shared the report, highlighting the cascading effects of the conflict on the world's most populous continent.