[IMF Spokesperson: The impact of the U.S.-Iran war on the economies of fragile countries is worrying] October 2, International Monetary Fund (IMF) spokesperson Julie Kozak said at a regular press conference on October 1 that the impact of the U.S.-Iran war on the world economy will not only affect countries with limited policy buffer space and net energy importers, but also those countries that have not yet been integrated into the artificial intelligence (AI) supply chain and are difficult to fully enjoy the related growth dividends. "They are particularly worthy of attention," and the situation is worrying. Kozak noted that there are countries that have failed to benefit from the AI ​​investment boom while being severely affected by energy shocks and with limited policy buffers. "This category of countries, most of which are low-income countries and fragile countries, is the most worrying." She added that some of these countries have reached aid arrangements with the IMF, and the IMF is maintaining close cooperation with them.