The U.S. and Israel's attack on Iran has heightened concerns over global oil supply stability, reigniting discussions about oil prices potentially surging to 0 per barrel. The strike targeted a critical regional oil producer, raising fears of supply disruptions amid an already tight energy market. Analysts warn that geopolitical tensions could push prices higher, especially if OPEC+ fails to offset potential production losses. This development poses risks to global economic growth while benefiting oil-exporting nations. Investors are closely monitoring the situation for further volatility in energy markets.