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But i know someone whose fled dubai, and hes telling me missiles sound 10 times louder than fireworks, dubai looks like covid lockdown, and aeroplanes , proper airliners, doing crazy manouerves in the air to avoid drones. also sounds like Iran have much bigger weapons they havent even used yet. theyve had 20 years to prepare for this war.

Should go to 200. i heared UAE under heavy attack by Iran.

total ****show

Correct. no one has fully supported Trump on this, and hes created a catasrophic situation for everyones cost of living in all of the UK. its not just a few extra pounds at the pump. its almost an extra 70 quid a month increase in my fuel costs, its up 30% what i usually pay.

When all your living costs will rocket up now cuz of this war. all prices now rising. rapidly. Iran just attacked Israel civil areas, this war is going to get worse unfortauntely

170 fuel price esso 99+ western countries will get wiped out by this war. Everything will go crazy expensive now and no change to salaries

170 at esso. Cheers trump. Idiot.

99+ Octane at Esso 170 ffs. Cheers Trump.

lol i knew someone in product control at ubs, total pos that little ****e was, he even hired someone who lied on her cv and knew feck all. lol, he got caught out, only hired her as she was good looking, what a loser.

Urinary Tract infection.

Lol i saw the Nigerian state visit, some big fat dinners were had, no deals.

Lol i wouldnt want to be out of this over the weekend

Current oil prices (latest available)

Brent crude: roughly $105–$115 per barrel right now, with spikes above $119 in recent trading

WTI (US crude): around $95–$100 per barrel

Close the door on your way out.

A heavy discounted placing, any real need for such a discount?

Live Oil Price (latest available)

Brent crude oil: about $114–$119 per barrel right now (highly volatile today)

WTI crude oil: around $96–$100 per barr

Kuwait oil refinery hit by Iranian drones, causing a fire at several units

We brought you news earlier that Kuwait's air defences had been responding to missile and drone attacks overnight.

State media is now reporting that the country's Mina Al-Ahmadi oil refinery has come under attack by Iranian drones, causing a fire at several of its units

Analysis: Disaster looms for Gulf energy sites and global economy - with threat of escalation from all sides

By Dominic Waghorn, international affairs editor

The last 24 hours of eye-wateringly expensive missile duelling over the Persian Gulf have made one point above all.

A prolonged war could do calamitous damage to the global economy.

In just one day and night, Iran has hit energy targets in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait and Israel. So much for its military being defeated, or its leadership decapitated after almost three weeks of bombardment.

One attack alone on the Ras Laffan gas plant in Qatar, using just a handful of missiles, did an estimated $26bn worth of damage and will, we're told, take years to repair. Even less liquid natural gas will now get to market, jacking up prices. The cost of gas for European consumers has already leapt 30%.

Cue a pell-mell chorus of apocalyptic predictions from analysts and economists - and that's after just 24 hours of escalated energy attacks. Imagine what weeks of the same could do.

I sat down with one of Iran's most senior diplomats, Esmail Baghaei, in the foreign ministry in Tehran to ask him if this was a new policy of escalation from his government.

Analysis: Disaster looms for Gulf energy sites and global economy - with threat of escalation from all sides

By Dominic Waghorn, international affairs editor

The last 24 hours of eye-wateringly expensive missile duelling over the Persian Gulf have made one point above all.

A prolonged war could do calamitous damage to the global economy.

In just one day and night, Iran has hit energy targets in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait and Israel. So much for its military being defeated, or its leadership decapitated after almost three weeks of bombardment.

One attack alone on the Ras Laffan gas plant in Qatar, using just a handful of missiles, did an estimated $26bn worth of damage and will, we're told, take years to repair. Even less liquid natural gas will now get to market, jacking up prices. The cost of gas for European consumers has already leapt 30%.

Cue a pell-mell chorus of apocalyptic predictions from analysts and economists - and that's after just 24 hours of escalated energy attacks. Imagine what weeks of the same could do.

I sat down with one of Iran's most senior diplomats, Esmail Baghaei, in the foreign ministry in Tehran to ask him if this was a new policy of escalation from his government.

Apparently NARF was in shares mag. Key NARF Industries mentions (2026)

📈 1. March 2026 – investor/media coverage

A Narf Industries update appears in Shares Magazine (March 2026)

Mentions:

Ongoing U.S. government contract momentum

Continued focus on Ranger.ai commercialisation

Expectation of early 2026 contract wins for Ranger.ai

👉 This shows the company is being actively discussed in financial/investor media in 2026, not just older press releases.