Nikkei Asia reports that more than five months since the US and Israel went to war with Iran, Asia's procurement sources for oil and liquefied natural gas have shifted significantly, with the United States and Russia emerging as major beneficiaries. Increased oil imports from both countries have partially offset the decline in Asia's total shipments. The report notes that this change not only reflects the region's economic resilience but also presages potential lasting adjustments in energy demand and supply chains.