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The US and Israel have developed plans for a short operation against Iran’s nuclear and military facilities after the elections. Tehran promises to broaden its response.
Oil prices rose after a drone attack on the Shaybah oil field, where two people were killed. Brent exceeded $110, while WTI approached $98.
Cairo is ready to defend Saudi Arabia and other Arab states against Houthi attacks. Egypt does not plan offensive operations in Yemen.
Brent rose to $110. 85, while WTI reached $99.95 per barrel. The market was supported by statements from Iran and a decline in U.S. inventories.
Brent fell to $108. 79, while WTI declined to $101.79 per barrel. The market is assessing talks between Iran and Pakistan and the risks of attacks in the region.
The United States must balance the requests of Ukraine, other allies, and its own needs for interceptor missiles. Rubio assured that supplies are being replenished.
Oil prices rose due to Houthi attacks and risks to supplies from the Persian Gulf. Brent was trading near $110 per barrel.
Brent fell to $107. 88, while WTI fell to $100.25 per barrel. Investors are assessing a possible increase in Russian fuel exports.
Brent rose by 3. 7% and reached $110 per barrel for the first time since May. Analysts raised the risk of escalation in the Persian Gulf to 65%.
The Houthis attacked Al-Maashiq Palace in Aden. The prime minister and members of the government were unharmed, but reports on the number of those killed vary.
Brent fell by nearly 1% following U. S. signals of a possible easing of sanctions on Russian tankers. WTI rose amid the anticipated decline in inventories.
CREW is demanding that Kushner be removed or required to file financial disclosures. The lawsuit links his diplomatic role to conflicts of interest.
A Houthi strike damaged the offices of Saudi Aramco's executives in Dhahran, causing a limited fire. There were no fatalities; one person was injured by debris in Riyadh.
The Houthis are procuring components from China for analogues of Iranian missiles with a range of up to 2,000 km. This could intensify their strikes on Saudi Arabia and Israel.
The Al-Nassr — Neftchi Fergana match was delayed by an hour due to a missile threat in Riyadh. Ronaldo's team won 3–1.
Brent and WTI prices fell after Trump's announcement of additional supplies of Russian diesel. U.S. sanctions on the fuel were temporarily eased.
Brent fell to $103. 18 after Trump’s statements about future supplies of Russian diesel. Risks in the Middle East are limiting the decline.
A projectile hit the passenger terminal at Riyadh airport, sparking a fire. The Houthis claimed responsibility for an attack involving missiles and drones.
The IEA called for the accelerated release of diesel from strategic reserves due to a reduction in global supply. Countries are advised to consider new shipments.
The Houthis warned airlines and travelers of the danger posed by Saudi airports after the attack on Riyadh. Twelve people were killed.
The FPF initiated disciplinary proceedings against Ronaldo after his departure from the training camp. The footballer criticized Jorge Jesus.
Twelve people were killed and more than 300 injured in a missile strike on Riyadh Airport. Trump said the United States might intervene.
Riyadh International Airport suspended operations after an attack that caused casualties. Approximately 260 flights were canceled, and another 219 were delayed.
WTI fell to $91. 19 after Trump’s statement about negotiations with Iran. Brent exceeded $104 the previous day.
The Houthis claimed a new missile attack on King Khalid Airport in Riyadh. Saudi Arabia has not yet confirmed it.
Brent and WTI prices rose due to the threat of a storm to U. S. oil facilities and Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia.
Beijing plans to nominate Sun Li for the position of WHO Director-General at a late stage. China seeks to strengthen its influence after the United States' withdrawal from the organization.
Brent rose to $100. 59, while WTI rose to $89.73 per barrel. The risk of attacks in the Strait of Hormuz area is supporting the geopolitical premium.
The three countries agreed to immediately enhance military readiness and prepare for the rapid deployment of forces in Saudi Arabia. The decision was made after a meeting in Riyadh.
The Houthis warned airlines of the danger of flying over Saudi Arabia due to attacks on Yemen. The statement does not apply to Mecca and Medina.