Renewed US military action in the Middle East is raising concerns about potential disruptions to global oil markets. Energy expert Philippe Charlez of the Le Millénaire think tank warns of significant volatility. Despite consumers and nations gradually adjusting to geopolitical tensions, the risk of further shocks remains substantial. Charlez suggests the current situation presents a precarious threat to oil supplies, likened to a “sword of Damocles” hanging over the markets. The ongoing conflict could override existing adaptation efforts and trigger price increases. The expert’s assessment highlights the sensitivity of the oil sector to instability in the region. Further escalation could significantly impact global energy prices and economic stability.