Oil prices have shot up to over $95 a barrel after attacks on Saudi energy sites by Yemen's Houthi rebels raised worries about global supply.
With the Middle East on edge, Brent crude hit $95.57 and US WTI reached $88.32, making fuel markets extra jittery this week.
Saudi-led coalition intercepts 2 Houthi drones
Things got even more tense when the Saudi-led military coalition stopped two Houthi drones.
Meanwhile, Iran reported explosions on four oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz, a vital route for world oil shipments.
Some analysts now warn that if these disruptions continue, we could see even higher prices ahead.