Israeli and US attacks have killed Ali Khamenei and top Iranian leaders, prompting Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard to warn of a global crossroads.While experts like Carl Bildt and nations including Norway and Spain question the legality of the strikes, the resulting instability keeps the Strait of Hormuz closed.Thousands of Swedish citizens remain stranded in regional hubs as the government monitors the unpredictable geopolitical landscape and coordinates with the EU.Financial analysts
Christian Kopfer and
William Jackson predict fuel prices in
Sweden could rise by 3 kr per liter as Brent crude oil reaches $100 per barrel.