1. Israeli Strikes Intensify in Tehran

Israeli forces continue their assault on Tehran, including a strike on the IRIB state broadcaster. The death toll from the joint Israel–US attacks has surpassed 550 since Saturday.

2. Trump Signals Prolonged Campaign

US President Donald Trump says military operations against Iran could last about four weeks, vowing to dismantle Tehran’s missile and nuclear capabilities.

3. US Troops Killed

The US military has confirmed that at least six American service members have been killed in the fighting.

4. Energy Infrastructure Targeted

Iran has struck energy facilities across the Gulf, disrupting supply chains and sending global oil and gas prices sharply higher.Qatar has suspended all LNG production after two facilities were hit, while Saudi Arabia has shut its largest domestic oil refinery as a precaution.

5. Qatar and UAE

The conflict has increasingly spread across the Gulf, with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar continuing to face missile and drone attacks.

6. Strait of Hormuz ‘Closed’

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps claims the Strait of Hormuz is now “closed,” warning that vessels attempting passage will be attacked. Around one-fifth of global oil consumption moves through the waterway.

7. Wider Regional Escalation

Iran continues missile strikes on Israel, with interceptions reported over West Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Eilat. At least 10 people have been killed in Israel. In Beirut, heavy Israeli airstrikes on Hezbollah strongholds have left at least 52 dead and more than 150 wounded.

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