Middle East crisis live: US renews strikes on Iran as Trump threatens to attack nuclear site ‘very heavily’ | US-Israel war on Iran
Opening summary
Welcome to our live broadcast covering the latest developments in the US-Iran war and its regional and global consequences.
US military completes 11th night assault Iranian, including Aircraft hangars and drone storage areas as renewed fighting continues to undermine diplomatic efforts to salvage a temporary ceasefire agreement.
What can be opened? Potential new front in the warYemen’s Iranian ally HouthisSaudi Arabia, which controls the coast at the mouth of the Red Sea, declared a naval blockade of Saudi Arabia. With the Strait of Hormuz closed, Saudi Arabia is relying on a pipeline to the Red Sea to deliver millions of barrels of oil to the market.
The last threshold of the USA came like this Donald Trump A warning was made that the strikes would intensify.
The US leader also announced that the US would “soon” target the nearby region “very heavily”. Kazma Mountain – A fortified underground area near one of Iran’s main settlements nuclear enrichment facilitiesWhich Iran’s military leaders He said it would be considered a major climb.
Before the last strikes, Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni visited Pakistanis an important mediator in conflict. But it was unclear what new arrangements could be reached to end the war, which is now focused on the struggle for control. Strait of Hormuz.
In other news:
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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the US war in Iran has cost $37.5 billion so farThere has been an increase of approximately $8 billion since the last public estimate.
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number The number of US personnel injured in the Iran war exceeds 500A US official told the Associated Press:
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Brent crude oil traded at $92.09 per barrel, up 1.2 percent. Around 01:30 GMT, the highest intraday price since June 11. West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the main US oil standard, rose 1.1% to $85.23..
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US secretary of state Marco Rubio He told Southeast Asian foreign ministers on Wednesday: Iran’s control of the Strait of Hormuz would set a dangerous precedent with ramifications beyond the Middle East.
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Trump says he will allow US airlines to resume direct flights to LebanonFlights have been suspended since 1985, when Lebanese Islamist militants hijacked a TWA plane with several Americans on board.
important events
Trump’s nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia could allow uranium enrichment: report
Donald Trump approved an agreement with Saudi Arabia can provide this to the kingdom uranium enrichment capacity For its civilian nuclear program, according to reports from people familiar with the matter.
The agreement is expected to last 30 years and US companies are expected to be involved in the development of the program. Following joint US-Saudi work, it may enable the construction of a uranium enrichment facility in Saudi Arabia.
The agreement is not expected to include the IAEA’s “additional protocol” that would allow for greater monitoring, inspection and verification, according to one of the sources announcing the agreement.
What is Iran’s Kazma Mountain, which Trump is threatening to attack?
Donald Trump New threats were made on Tuesday to attack and destroy Iran’s nuclear facility. Kazma Mountain.
Here’s what we know about Mount Ida, why it caught Trump’s attention, and how the U.S. military might attack the deeply buried complex.
Opening summary
Welcome to our live broadcast covering the latest developments in the US-Iran war and its regional and global consequences.
US military completes 11th night assault Iranian, including Aircraft hangars and drone storage areas as renewed fighting continues to undermine diplomatic efforts to salvage a temporary ceasefire agreement.
What can be opened? Potential new front in the warYemen’s Iranian ally HouthisSaudi Arabia, which controls the coast at the mouth of the Red Sea, declared a naval blockade of Saudi Arabia. With the Strait of Hormuz closed, Saudi Arabia is relying on a pipeline to the Red Sea to deliver millions of barrels of oil to the market.
The last threshold of the USA came like this Donald Trump A warning was made that the strikes would intensify.
The US leader also announced that the US would “soon” target the nearby region “very heavily”. Kazma Mountain – A fortified underground area near one of Iran’s main settlements nuclear enrichment facilitiesWhich Iran’s military leaders He said it would be considered a major climb.
Before the last strikes, Iranian Interior Minister Eskandar Momeni visited Pakistanis an important mediator in conflict. But it was unclear what new arrangements could be reached to end the war, which is now focused on the struggle for control. Strait of Hormuz.
In other news:
-
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the US war in Iran has cost $37.5 billion so farThere has been an increase of approximately $8 billion since the last public estimate.
-
number The number of US personnel injured in the Iran war exceeds 500A US official told the Associated Press:
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Brent crude oil traded at $92.09 per barrel, up 1.2 percent. Around 01:30 GMT, the highest intraday price since June 11. West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the main US oil standard, rose 1.1% to $85.23..
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US secretary of state Marco Rubio He told Southeast Asian foreign ministers on Wednesday: Iran’s control of the Strait of Hormuz would set a dangerous precedent with ramifications beyond the Middle East.
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Trump says he will allow US airlines to resume direct flights to LebanonFlights have been suspended since 1985, when Lebanese Islamist militants hijacked a TWA plane with several Americans on board.
