Oil Hits Two Week High After UAE Nuclear Plant Attack
Brent crude climbed to 110.70 dollars per barrel as geopolitical tensions intensified following a drone attack on the Barakah nuclear power plant in the UAE. Investors are monitoring potential escalations as President Trump prepares to discuss military options regarding Iran.
Brent Crude Oil futures rose 1.32% to $110.70 a barrel following a drone strike on a nuclear facility in the United Arab Emirates. Prices hit a two-week high as diplomatic efforts to end the conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran stalled. Oil markets extended a 7% gain from the previous week amid proxy attacks on critical energy infrastructure in the Persian Gulf.
### Escalation Risks in the Persian Gulf A drone targeted the Barakah nuclear power plant in the UAE. Emirati officials said they are investigating the strike and maintained the right to respond to the attack. This follows a separate incident where Saudi Arabia intercepted three drones entering its airspace from Iraq.










