Global oil prices have climbed back above $100 per barrel. This rise is directly linked to the conflicts in the Middle East, which have generated significant concerns about possible prolonged disruptions to global oil supply.
The Bab el-Mandeb strait, located at the entrance to the Red Sea, has become a critical point in this crisis. Fighting with the Houthis in this region is threatening a maritime route of vital strategic importance for international trade and the global economy.
The situation on Perim Island, which controls access to the Bab el-Mandeb strait, could have even more significant repercussions than a potential US war against Iran. Any change in the control or stability of this island could directly affect the flow of oil through this crucial route.
This report is from CNN International.




