Trump threatens 'massive attack' on Iran, pushing oil past $100

• President Trump warns of a 'massive attack' on Iran, citing 13 consecutive nights of US strikes on Iranian targets and Iran's alleged desire for 'more pain' before negotiations.
• Iran-allied Houthi rebels have struck Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea, threatening the critical Bab el-Mandeb strait and the East-West pipeline, which serves as a bypass for the effectively closed Strait of Hormuz.
• The disruption to these vital shipping choke points, combined with already low global oil inventories, has driven Brent crude prices above $100/barrel, with experts suggesting prices could reach $150-$200/barrel.

The video discusses escalating tensions between the US and Iran, with President Trump threatening a 'massive attack' amid ongoing strikes and Houthi rebels targeting Saudi oil tankers. This geopolitical instability is severely impacting global oil supply routes, causing Brent crude prices to surge past $100 a barrel, with analysts forecasting potential rises to $150-$200 due to supply disruptions and low inventories.