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Houthis trying to raise cost of US pressure on Iran, sources say Attacks on airports, oil sites and investors test Vision 2030 Iranian official says attacks to continue unless blockade eased Analysts warn conflict risks widening into a broader Gulf war By Samia Nakhoul DUBAI, Oct 15 (Reuters) — The Houthi attacks on Sa
Crude oil prices rose above $92 per barrel on Monday, marking a third consecutive session of gains as Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia’s main airport raised fears of a wider conflict that could disrupt energy flows further. Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport was targeted again on Sunday by Iran-backed Houthi mili
This weekend’s deadly attacks on Riyadh’s main airport have demonstrated the ability of Yemen’s Houthis to strike at the heart of Saudi power, raising the risk of a dangerous escalation that could draw in the US.
Brent crude settled up 4.1% at $104.27 a barrel and WTI rose 4.1% to $91.87 after attacks on shipping near Qatar and strikes in Riyadh heightened Middle East tensions.
Brent crude and WTI rose 4.1% after attacks on a tanker near Qatar and strikes in Riyadh. The move reflected renewed Gulf security risk and lifted oil-producer concerns.
Brent crude settled at $104.27 a barrel, up 4.1%, and WTI rose 4.1% to $91.87 after attacks on a tanker near Qatar and strikes in Riyadh.
Iran says its proposal could reopen the strait and pause regional fighting within seven days if the US agrees. Reuters could not immediately confirm a Wall Street Journal report that Trump rejected the offer.