Oil Prices Climb Amid Fears of Zionist Strike on Iran and Potential Supply Disruptions

Oil prices rose on Wednesday as fears of supply disruptions resurfaced following reports that the Zionist entity may be preparing to strike Iranian nuclear facilities. Brent crude climbed by 0.67% to $65.55 per barrel, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) rose 0.75% to $62.64.

According to CNN, intercepted zionist communications and military movements suggest preparations for a possible strike on Iran, even as nuclear talks between Tehran and Washington continue. Though no final decision has been made, the possibility of military action has heightened market anxiety.

Analysts warn that escalating tensions involving Iran—a key OPEC producer—could disrupt oil flows, especially through the Strait of Hormuz. However, bearish signals from rising US crude inventories, as reported by the American Petroleum Institute, may limit price gains. Official figures from the US Energy Information Administration are expected later today.