Israel hits Iran petrochemical complex after Trump threats
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Israeli strikes hit Iran's largest petrochemical complex, defying US President Donald Trump's threats to devastate civilian infrastructure if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened. The conflict has led to a global oil squeeze, with prices soaring and countries enacting measures to contain the fallout.
Israel struck Iran's largest petrochemical complex on Monday. The complex, located in Assaluyeh on Iran's Gulf coast, was hit by multiple explosions. Iran's National Petrochemical Company is assessing the damage after a fire was brought under control. The strike is a significant blow to Iran's economy, with the complex accounting for about 50% of Iranian petrochemical production. The conflict between Israel and Iran has escalated in recent days, with both sides exchanging strikes and threats. The US has also been involved, with President Trump warning Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face devastating consequences.
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