Iran threatens to destroy energy sites across Middle East if Trump sticks to 48-hour Hormuz ultimatum
Iran has warned global oil prices will stay high for the long term if its key energy infrastructure is attacked.

Iran has warned global oil prices will stay high for the long term if its key energy infrastructure is attacked.

The Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil shipping route, has been severely disrupted amid the conflict, impacting a significant share of the world's energy supply and pushing prices higher. Iran has responded with a strong warning, stating that any attack on its energy infrastructure would trigger retaliation against U. S.-linked energy facilities across the Middle East.
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