Trump: Middle East Tension Soar As Explosions Rock Tehran
Explosions have rocked Tehran as tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate, with thousands of lives lost and millions displaced. US President Donald Trump has suggested the conflict could end within two to three weeks, despite uncertainty over diplomatic efforts.
Fresh explosions hit Tehran on April 1, amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. The conflict began after US and Israeli airstrikes killed Iran's supreme leader, triggering widespread retaliation. The war has spread across the region, with oil and gas prices surging. Iranian state TV confirmed fresh attacks on Tehran, with explosions near the former US embassy. The Israeli military carried out the strikes, intercepting an Iranian missile attack that injured 14 people. The crisis has expanded beyond Iran and Israel, drawing in several countries and armed groups. Gulf states have been hit, with Iran launching retaliatory attacks on nations it accused of supporting US operations.
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