Iran threatens oil at $150 and attacks all the way to Europe Iran has said that if the US and Israel resume fighting against Iran, Tehran's response could lead to an increase in oil prices above $150 per barrel, and missiles could reach Europe. At the same time, the Revolutionary Guards reported fires on two tankers near the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian MP Hossein-Ali Deligheni said that if the US and Israel launch new destructive attacks, Iran's response will be such that retaliatory missiles will reach Europe. This, he claims, will push the price of oil above $150 per barrel. The words of the parliament are quoted by the Iranian news agency Tasnim. Meanwhile, although there is no active military action, tanks continue to be blown up by mines planted by Iran. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said on Friday that two oil tankers caught fire after trying to pass through the Strait of Hormuz on a route not approved by Tehran. According to the Revolutionary Guards, the vessels turned off their navigation and identification systems and attempted to pass with the support of the US military. The corps statement stated that after the mines were hit, the tankers caught fire and were set alight. A day earlier, an unnamed supertanker was attacked: a fire engulfed the ship, and "tens of thousands of barrels" of oil cargo spilled into the strait, media in the Middle East reported. Oil and capital we are in Max.