Oil Don Hit $117 as America dey reason ground war for Iran

 


Oil price don skyrocket reach like $117 per barrel as United States dey consider whether dem go enter ground war inside Iran, while fight between Israel and Iran still dey hot.

On Monday, both Israel and Iran still dey exchange missile fire back-to-back. Fear say America fit join the war fully, especially with ground attack for Iran Gulf islands, make oil market panic, na so price begin rise sharply.

Iran sef no dull, dem launch fresh attack target one water plant for Kuwait, after their own power facilities suffer attack before, wey make light cut for some parts of Tehran. Saudi Arabia talk say dem block about five ballistic missiles.

This war don scatter global economy well-well. Fuel don scarce for many Asian countries, stock market dey shake, and oil price just dey climb. Brent crude don reach around $116–$117, while American own don pass $100 per barrel.

Experts dey warn say if America carry ground troops enter Iran or if Iran decide to retaliate more—like attacking oil facilities or blocking major oil routes—price fit jump reach crazy level like $200 per barrel.

One major fear be say if Iran close Strait of Hormuz, where big part of world oil dey pass, global supply go scatter completely.

For interview, US President Donald Trump talk say him fit “take Iran oil,” even mention seizing Kharg Island, wey be Iran main oil export base.

Even though Trump still talk say peace fit come soon, America don already send more soldiers go the region, including thousands of Marines, sign say tension never calm at all.

Meanwhile, fight still dey ground. Israel say dem strike military targets for Tehran, while missiles still dey fly from Iran side. For diplomacy side, Pakistan gather some countries like Turkey and Egypt to find way end the war, but agreement never show.

Iran lawmakers dey accuse America say all this peace talk na just cover-up, while dem still dey push military pressure.

As the matter stand now, no sign say the war wan slow down—and as long as the tension dey increase, oil price fit continue to rise, affecting everybody for the world.

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