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President Donald Trump has threatened to take action against the oil infrastructure on Iran's Karg Island.
Iran's foreign minister has stated that Iran would target American-linked energy infrastructure if the U.S. attacks its oil facilities.
The United States targeted military infrastructure on Karg Island, not Iran's energy infrastructure.
Since the current conflict began, Iran has been attacking energy infrastructure throughout the Gulf region.
Iran's new supreme leader has pledged to keep the Strait of Hormuz closed.
Iran's armed forces are warning that global oil prices could reach $200 per barrel.
Saudi Arabia positioned over 100 million barrels of oil in storage outside of the Middle East before the current conflict began.
President Trump is seeking help from other nations to open the Strait of Hormuz and hopes China, France, Japan, and South Korea will send warships.
The military conflict with Iran is expected to end within the next few weeks.
Following the end of the conflict with Iran, oil supplies are expected to rebound and prices will decrease.
The primary focus of the current U.S. military operation is to destroy Iran's military capabilities before working to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
The Strait of Hormuz is predicted to be open again in the "not-too-distant future."