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Iran's Strait Shutdown Sends Oil Prices Soaring

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Oil prices have risen to near five-year highs as Saudi Arabia's key pipeline remains offline and diplomatic efforts stall. The Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping route, has been shut down by Iran unless the US meets its demands.

The situation escalated after President Trump said that the US could stay in Iran to 'keep the oil.' NewsNation's Cory Smith reported on the latest developments.

As tensions rise, oil prices have surged, nearing a five-year high. The shutdown of Saudi Arabia's pipeline and the diplomatic standoff with Iran are putting pressure on the market.

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