Oil Prices Surge Past $100 as Middle East War Escalates

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STORIES BUZZ

The conflict involving Iran, Israel, and the US is escalating rapidly. Attacks on oil infrastructure are spreading across the region. Global leaders warn the crisis could trigger a major energy shock.

Iran reportedly set two tankers on fire in Iraqi waters, killing a crew member.

The attacks are part of a broader campaign targeting oil and transport routes across the Gulf.

Oil Prices Cross $100

Global oil prices surged past $100 per barrel as the conflict disrupts supply. Experts warn prices could even reach $200 if the crisis worsens.

Airstrikes and missile attacks are spreading to Lebanon, Iraq, and Gulf states.

Thousands have been killed or displaced as the war enters its second week.

To calm markets, the International Energy Agency plans to release 400 million barrels of oil.

But experts warn this may only provide short-term relief.

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The situation is changing rapidly with new attacks and global economic risks.