US-Iran War Live: Oil facilities of Gulf states would be hit if war resumes, Iran commander warns
Tensions escalate in the Middle East as Iran warns of targeting Gulf oil facilities if conflict resumes, while Hezbollah fires rockets at Israel in response to alleged ceasefire violations. The region teeters on the brink of war as diplomatic efforts struggle to prevent further conflict.
Iran's senior commander, General Majid Mousavi, has warned that the Gulf's oil industry could be targeted if conflict resumes and regional countries allow the US to use their territory for attacks. Hezbollah has fired rockets at northern Israel in response to alleged Israeli ceasefire violations in southern Lebanon. The Israel Defense Forces confirmed striking the launcher used in the attack. The ceasefire deadline is approaching, with the US signalling readiness to resume strikes if no deal is reached. Iran has yet to confirm whether it will attend talks in Pakistan, citing distrust and mixed signals from Washington. The Strait of Hormuz has emerged as a major flashpoint, fuelling tensions between the US and Iran.
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