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The president of the United States, Donald Trump, observes while launching military strikes against the hutis aligned in Iran de Yemen about the group’s attacks against the sending of the Red Sea, in a location not specified in this image of a brochure published on March 15, 2025.
White House | Through Reuters
Oil prices increased on Monday after President Donald Trump said that the United States would hold Iran for any future attack by Houthis, a militant group in Yemen that has repeatedly launched strikes in commercial shipping.
Crude oil Futures increased 40 cents, or 0.6%, to $ 67.58 per barrel. Global reference point Brent It quoted 44 cents, or 0.62%, higher than $ 71.02 per barrel.
“All those shot by the hutis will be reviewed, from this moment, as a shot triggered from the weapons and leadership of Iran,” Trump said in a publication about Social Network Platform Social Truth. “Iran will be responsible and will suffer the consequences, and those consequences will be serious!”
Trump’s threat occurs after the United States launched a new wave of air attacks Against the hutis during the weekend. The Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegesh, said Sunday that the US campaign will continue until the militant group stops its attacks.
“This campaign deals with the freedom of navigation and the restoration of deterrence,” Hegseth told Fox News’ Sunday morning. “The moment the Hutis say we will stop shooting at their ships, we will stop shooting at their drones, this campaign will end. But until then, it will be relentless.”
The Hutis began to attack the commercial shipment that the Red Sea crosses at the end of 2023 in support of Hamas, after the Palestinian militant group launched a surprise attack against the south of Israel and Israel responded with a land and air campaign in Gaza. The Houthis and Hamas are allied with Iran.
Houthi’s strikes have forced international shipping companies to return to container ship routes that would normally pass through the Red Sea Sea and the Suez channel.
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