Trump threatens to ‘obliterate’ Iran’s energy sources, as Tehran calls US plan ‘unrealistic’
US President Donald Trump has threatened to destroy Iran's energy sources if a deal is not reached, while Iran has denied agreeing to US demands. The situation has led to a rise in oil prices, with Brent crude crossing $116 a barrel, and reports of strikes and casualties in the region.
President Donald Trump has threatened to blow up and completely obliterate Iran's electric plants and oil wells if a deal is not reached. Iran has denied agreeing to US demands, describing the proposal as unrealistic. Oil prices have risen, with Brent crude crossing $116 a barrel. At least two people have been killed in a US-Israeli strike on an orphanage in Tehran. A military analyst has warned that a US ground offensive targeting Iran's main oil hub could backfire and lead to mounting casualties.
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