Global oil prices recorded another sharp increase after rising tensions in the Middle East sparked fears of possible supply disruptions and instability in energy markets.

The fresh surge came after reports of a recent attack linked to the UAE and growing speculation about possible military action against Iran. The developments created uncertainty in the international market, forcing investors to react quickly and pushing crude oil prices upward.

According to market data, US crude oil prices jumped by 1.75 percent and reached 107.26 dollars per barrel during trading. Meanwhile, Brent crude, the international benchmark for oil prices, also witnessed a strong rise.

Brent crude prices increased by 1.32 percent, taking the price to 110.70 dollars per barrel. Analysts believe the latest geopolitical tensions have once again raised concerns about oil supply routes and production stability in the region.

Energy experts say the Middle East remains one of the world’s most important oil-producing regions, and any conflict or military escalation can directly affect global fuel prices. Investors are closely monitoring the situation, especially reports related to Iran and regional security developments.

The increase in crude oil prices may also lead to higher fuel costs in several countries, including possible pressure on petrol and diesel prices in Pakistan if the upward trend continues in the coming days.