1, both sides are unwilling to let go easily. In this oil war, both sides are unwilling to let go easily, because once they let go, they will give the first-hand power to each other. If the other party takes the initiative, they will definitely suffer. No country wants its national interests to be harmed. In addition, both sides have taken targeted measures. I think now that the two countries are on fire, I want to be tough and see who can't stand it and bow first.
2. The oil war will damage the economies of the two countries for a long time, which is not conducive to economic development. Although the two countries are unwilling to bow their heads at present, after a period of confrontation, they will definitely return to the negotiating table, because the sharp drop in oil prices will harm their national interests, and they are now? When the snipe fights with the clam, the fisherman gains? Our country's interests have decreased, but it has brought benefits to other countries. Whoever it is, it's not good news. The United States took this opportunity to start hoarding crude oil in large quantities. If they go on like this for a long time, other countries will buy less when oil prices rise. After all, they have taken this opportunity to hoard a lot of oil.
The global economy is affected by the oil war, and there will be national mediation after the epidemic. Now many countries are busy with their own epidemic prevention and control, and they are not in the mood to take care of things between Saudi Arabia and Russia. Although the decline in oil prices has also affected the global economy, the impact of the epidemic is even more serious. If the epidemic does not end in their two countries in the future, other countries will step in to help them solve this problem and restore the global economy to a normal level.
To sum up, the oil war will continue now, but once the epidemic is over in the future, I think both sides should take a step back to solve this oil stationmaster, otherwise it will not be good for them to continue.