Oil jump up to a five -month maximum

After the United States blows to Iran’s nuclear facilities, oil prices rose to a five -month maximum.

Oil prices on June 23 have jumped to the highest level from January, against the rear of how US actions over the weekend to join Israel in an attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities increased fears about delivery, Reuters reports.

Brent cells increased by $ 1.52 or 1.97% to $ 78.53 per barrel at 05:03 am in Greenwich. The American Oil of West Texas Intermediate Brand increased by $ 1.51 or 2.04% to $ 75.35.

Both contracts jump more than 3% earlier in the session at $ 81.40 and $ 78.40, respectively, reaching five -month maximum before losing part of the income.

The rising prices occurred after US President Donald Trump said he “destroyed” Iran’s major nuclear facilities. Tehran is the third largest manufacturer of raw oil on OPEC.

As you know, from June 13, Israeli Defense Army is conducting a military operation called People are like a lionThe main goal of which is the destruction of Iran’s objects involved in the enrichment of uranium and the potential manufacture of nuclear warheads in the future.

After the attacks were struck by part of such objects, a few days ago Israel asked the United States to remove other goals located deep underground and in the mountains, as there were no weapons that could effectively hit the strengthening positions at the disposal of the Israeli army.

The day before, the American Air Force hit three nuclear facilities in Iran, including Fordo. Later, Trump made a video message in which he said the destruction of Iran’s nuclear facilities.

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