Oil prices rise to a two-week high after a drone attack on a nuclear power plant in the United Arab Emirates, according to market reports. Brent crude futures climb about $1.44 (1.32%) to $110.70 per barrel by 23:37 GMT, after briefly touching the highest level since May 5 earlier in the session. The move reflects investors reassessing short-term supply and regional risk following the incident. The reports link the gains in oil to the attack, which raises concern about security in energy-adjacent infrastructure. While the coverage focuses on the immediate market reaction, it does not provide detailed information on damage levels, production impacts, or timelines for recovery. Other factors beyond the attack are not highlighted in the available summaries. Overall, the sources present a consistent picture: crude prices move higher quickly following the reported drone attack, with Brent reaching its highest point in roughly two weeks before settling near $110.70 by late trading.