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Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein expressed his gratitude to Iran for permitting Iraqi oil tankers to navigate the Strait of Hormuz, reiterating Baghdad’s stance against conflict, as per a statement from the Foreign Ministry.
During a high-level meeting with Iranian Ambassador Mohammad Kazem Al-Sadeq, Hussein conveyed his appreciation for Iran’s cooperation, the statement revealed.
A draft statement from an OPEC+ panel meeting today reveals growing unease over the repercussions of attacks on energy infrastructure during the US-Israel conflict with Iran. According to the document, such incidents are not only expensive to repair but also severely disrupt energy supplies. The committee emphasizes the need to protect international maritime routes to maintain a steady flow of energy, and it voices concern over the impact of these attacks on the overall energy supply chain, citing the significant time and resources required to restore damaged assets to full operational capacity.
A surge in Iranian drone and missile strikes has ravaged the Gulf, with Kuwait bearing the brunt of the attacks over the past 24 hours.
The Kuwaiti Electricity and Water Ministry has verified that two critical power generation and water desalination facilities were directly hit, resulting in substantial material damage and the temporary shutdown of two power units.
Meanwhile, Bahrain, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia have also been targeted in a series of attacks aimed at energy and other strategic infrastructure.
Eyewitnesses describe a prolonged aerial presence in the city, with Israeli warplanes patrolling the skies for over four hours.
According to our correspondent, a total of seven airstrikes have been launched against the city’s southern suburbs within the same timeframe.
According to Iranian semi-official news outlet Tasnim, a reported assault by US-Israeli forces struck the Qasem Soleimani International Airport in Ahvaz, a city situated in the country’s southwestern region.
Tasnim’s information, sourced from the deputy security chief in Khuzestan province, indicates that as of now, there have been no reported fatalities resulting from the airport attack.
President Trump’s recent statement has made it abundantly clear that there are no ongoing negotiations or efforts to bridge the gap between the US and Iran. This stance is underscored by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps’ (IRGC) warning that any attack on civilian targets will be met with a similar response. With both sides engaging in a war of words, threatening to target critical infrastructure, the situation has reached a pivotal juncture. While President Trump has vowed to destroy key bridges and power plants in Iran, the Iranians have countered by threatening to retaliate against civilian targets in the Gulf and Israel.
Eyewitnesses confirm that Israeli fighter jets have been patrolling the skies above Beirut for over four hours, unleashing a relentless barrage of attacks on the city’s southern outskirts.
So far, the military operation has resulted in a staggering seven aerial assaults on the densely populated area, leaving residents on edge.
The Abu Dhabi Media Office has issued a statement detailing the aftermath of an attack on the Borouge petrochemicals facility.
Following a successful repulsion by the UAE’s air defense systems, falling debris ignited three fires at the site.
Emergency responders sprang into action to contain the situation, and fortunately, no personnel were injured during the incident, according to the statement.
The statement also noted that the site has sustained damage, with an ongoing assessment underway to determine the full extent of the impact.
A surge in Iranian drone and missile attacks has ravaged the Gulf region, with Kuwait bearing the brunt of the assault over the past 24 hours.
The Kuwaiti Ministry of Electricity and Water has verified that two critical facilities, a power generation plant and a water desalination plant, have been severely impacted, resulting in substantial damage and the temporary shutdown of two power units.
Meanwhile, Bahrain, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia have been subjected to a barrage of attacks aimed at energy infrastructure and other strategic sites.
A draft statement from an OPEC+ committee has come to light, revealing its deep-seated worries about the escalating attacks on Iran’s energy infrastructure during the ongoing US-Israel conflict. According to the document, these assaults have resulted in substantial repair costs and prolonged downtime for affected facilities, ultimately compromising global energy supply chains.