Iran has warned its Gulf neighbors of retaliation if President Donald Trump attacks Iran's electricity grid, raising the possibility of a regional conflict and turmoil in global energy markets. The country's military spokesman stated that if Iran's fuel and energy infrastructure is attacked, "all energy infrastructure, as well as information technology, and water desalination facilities" tied to the United States and its regional allies would be targeted. The threat has already rattled oil markets, with WTI crude futures rising by 0.42% to $98.64 per barrel and RBOB gasoline futures surging 1.05% and U.S.