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US and Israel Bombings in Iran Kill 1,350 Civilians
The United States and Israel continue large-scale bombings across Iran, with officials reporting nearly 1,350 civilians killed in 12 days of attacks. Iran's military has retaliated by targeting Israeli air bases and US-hosted facilities in the region. Pentagon officials note the cost of the first six days exceeds $11.3 billion.
Iran Threatens to Close Strait of Hormuz, Oil at $200
Iran's IRGC vows not to allow oil through the Strait of Hormuz, warning of $200 per barrel prices amid attacks on energy infrastructure. Saudi Arabia ramps up production in response, while global oil prices exceed $100. Leader emphasizes preventing nuclear Iran over other concerns.
Iranian Drones Strike Regional Airports and Oil Facilities
Iranian drones hit Dubai International Airport, Bahrain's fuel storage, Kuwait Airport, and Omani oil terminals, causing fires and injuries. Attacks also targeted Saudi oil fields and UAE coastal ships. Iraq and Oman shut oil terminals after tanker strikes killing one.
Israel Bombs Beirut and Continues Lebanon Assault
Israeli strikes hit central Beirut, Lebanon, amid relentless bombardment killing over 630, including 91 children, in the past week. Iran's new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, vows unrelenting war and Hormuz blockade. Drones bomb protesters in related unrest.
Global Fuel Crisis Hits New Zealand, Air NZ Cuts Flights
Oil disruptions from Iran war loom for New Zealand, prompting flight cuts by Air NZ and debates on fuel rations like car-less days. Sealord CEO warns of millions in costs; Marsden Point refinery closure questioned. Discussions on shortages intensify.