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Israel strikes Tehran oil depots - Tehran burns

Israel launched strikes that hit major oil storage facilities in Tehran, igniting massive fires and damaging Iran's energy infrastructure. The attacks mark an escalation in the US‑Israeli campaign and threaten global fuel supplies and regional stability.

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14% - Weekly rise in US gasoline prices amid Iran conflict

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"complete destruction and certain death" — President Donald Trump

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Israel strikes Tehran oil depots - fires erupt

Israel has struck oil storage and refining facilities in Tehran, producing large fires and signalling an escalation in targeting Iran’s energy infrastructure. The strikes threaten global oil supplies and mark a new phase in the US‑Israeli campaign.

New wave of strikes hits Tehran - Gulf targets also struck

Multiple waves of strikes across Iran and the Gulf have continued, with reports of attacks on Tehran and Gulf infrastructure. The pattern shows the conflict broadening beyond initial targets and drawing in neighboring states.

Key Iranian oil facilities targeted - damage reported

Targeting has expanded to key production and refining nodes inside Iran, indicating an effort to degrade Tehran’s energy and logistical capacity. These operations signal intent to constrict Iranian military and economic resilience.

Israeli strike kills four at Beirut hotel - commanders targeted

An Israeli strike hit a Beirut hotel used by Iranian commanders, killing civilians and fighters. The attack underscores Lebanon’s growing exposure to the Iran conflict and the operational reach of Israeli forces.

Iranian drone damages Bahrain desalination plant - water hit

An Iranian drone reportedly caused material damage at a desalination plant in Bahrain, the first public claim of Iran hitting an Arab water facility. Attacks on water infrastructure highlight widening humanitarian and strategic risks.

Qatar warns oil could hit $150 - Gulf exports may halt

Qatar warned the conflict could force Gulf producers to halt exports and push oil toward $150 a barrel, reflecting growing market fear. Regional energy producers face immediate economic and logistical disruptions from the fighting.

Gas prices jump in Southern California - LA average $5.17

Fuel prices have jumped across the US as the Iran conflict disrupts supply expectations. Southern California drivers are facing steep pump prices, illustrating how the war is translating into consumer pain at the pump.

Oil and gas prices rise rapidly as Iran war escalates

Global oil and gas markets are repricing risk as strikes and naval disruptions threaten supply. Traders and policymakers are adjusting forecasts amid concerns of sustained fuel price inflation and supply shocks.

Explosion near US embassy in Oslo - minor damage reported

An explosion near the U.S. embassy in Oslo caused minor damage and prompted a large police response. The incident is part of a broader pattern of threats to American diplomatic posts during the regional conflict.

US embassy in Baghdad hit by rockets - tensions spike

The US embassy compound in Baghdad came under rocket attack as regional tensions spiked. Strikes on diplomatic facilities raise the prospect of further escalation and complicate US operations in Iraq.

Six US soldiers killed honored at Dover - dignified transfer

Six U.S. soldiers killed in the conflict were returned to the United States in a dignified transfer at Dover Air Force Base. The ceremony underlines the human cost of the campaign and the domestic political pressure it generates.

US weighs special forces raid on Iranian nuclear sites - planning under way

Officials say US and allied planners are discussing options including special operations to secure or neutralize Iran’s nuclear stockpiles. That option would represent a major escalation and carries high operational and political risk.

US intelligence says massive strike unlikely to topple Iran regime

An intelligence assessment concluded that even a massive military assault was unlikely to topple Iran’s regime, underscoring limits to what strikes can achieve and the risk of a prolonged conflict without clear political endstates.

Iran assembly reports consensus on Khamenei successor - transition moves

Iran’s clerical body reportedly reached a majority consensus on a successor after the killing of the supreme leader, a pivotal development in Tehran’s political future. Succession moves could reshape internal power dynamics amid the war.

Report says Russia passed targeting intelligence to Iran - US assets at risk

U.S. officials say Russia provided Iran with intelligence that could help target American forces, raising concerns about a widening proxy and intelligence contest. Moscow’s involvement could complicate US responses and alliance dynamics.

OpenAI robotics lead resigns over Pentagon deal - talent exits

A senior OpenAI robotics executive resigned after the company accepted a Pentagon contract, illustrating tensions between major AI firms and defense work. The departure highlights talent and ethical strains as tech firms engage with military programs.

US appears to prepare for longer fight in Iran - forces shift

U.S. planning and procurement moves indicate preparations for a longer campaign in Iran, including munitions surges and force posture adjustments. Officials and analysts warn the conflict may not be short lived.

Tornadoes kill multiple people in Michigan and Oklahoma - cleanup under way

Deadly tornadoes ripped through parts of the Midwest, killing several people and leaving extensive damage in Michigan and Oklahoma. Emergency crews are searching debris and recovery operations are underway.

Flames engulf Kuwaiti high rise after suspected drone strike

A suspected Iranian drone strike ignited a towering blaze at a Kuwait City high rise, killing firefighters and prompting regional alarm. The incident shows the war’s spillover into Gulf states and the civilian toll of asymmetric attacks.

Renewed MH370 deep sea hunt fails again - families demand answers

A renewed deep sea search for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 failed to locate the missing jet, leaving families frustrated and urging governments to extend searches. The long-running mystery remains unresolved a dozen years on.

Ford recalls 1.74 million cars over rearview display fault

Ford announced a large recall affecting nearly 1.74 million vehicles over rearview display faults that could increase crash risk. The recall affects drivers nationwide and raises safety concerns for millions of vehicles.

Judge voids Kari Lake actions at USAGM - VOA layoffs reversed

A federal judge ruled that actions taken by acting USAGM CEO Kari Lake were void, including layoffs at Voice of America, rolling back parts of the administration's moves to remake the agency. The ruling is a legal setback for the White House's media changes.

Trump rejects UK aircraft carrier offer - says US has 'already won'

President Trump publicly rejected the UK's reported offer to send aircraft carriers to the Middle East and celebrated a swift US campaign, a move that further strains allied coordination. The exchange highlights stress in US‑UK relations over the war.

US detainees in Iran face new risks as war escalates - families warn

Families and advocates warn that Americans detained in Iran face heightened danger as strikes and reprisals escalate. The detainees risk becoming collateral victims amid intensifying operations and regional reprisals.