Criza petrolului: Atacuri în Strâmtoarea Ormuz și Arabia Saudită

Recent attacks in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf have heightened tensions in the Middle East, threatening global energy supplies. The Houthis' advances in Yemen and a strike on a Saudi oil pipeline have raised concerns about oil prices. A ship was hit in the Strait of Hormuz, leading to injuries and evacuations. The Houthis claimed responsibility for attacks on Saudi military sites. The situation has led to record diesel prices in the U.S. and potential disruptions in oil exports. Diplomatic talks in Oman were postponed, reflecting ongoing regional tensions and Iran's refusal to engage without U.S. concessions. The U.S. faces a complex dilemma in supporting Saudi Arabia while avoiding deeper military involvement.