Trump Dismisses Middle East Crisis Fears, Predicts Low Oil Prices After Iran War

US President Donald Trump has downplayed concerns over regional security in the Middle East after recent Houthi advances in Yemen and reported strikes near Saudi Arabia's oil infrastructure.

Speaking in Dublin, Trump expressed confidence that the crisis over shipping through the Strait of Hormuz will 'work out just fine', despite growing fears about the safety of oil traffic through this strategic waterway.

The US President also claimed that the war with Iran will be over 'very soon', predicting that once the conflict ends, oil prices will plummet.