Iran-Israel War Escalates, Gulf Neighbors Drawn In

0:00Reporting from the Daily News, now, I'm Cory with the story with the latest in Birmingham. Tensions in the Israel-Aran War remain sky-high as a top revolutionary guard spokesman declare Friday that Iran continues building missiles despite. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's claims otherwise. General Ali Muhammad Naini emphasized the fight would drag on until the enemy weakens, but shortly after, Iranian state media confirmed he was killed. In an air strike, the conflict is pulling in Gulf neighbors, too. Early Friday, air defenses overdue by intercepted incoming fire mid-Aid al-Fitr celebrations, marking the end of Ramadan. Bahrain reported a warehouse fire from fallen Shremmel, Kuwait intercepted threats, and Saudi Arabia down several Iranian drones aimed at its oil-rich eastern region. Israel struck Tehran that same morning, as locals observed, the Persian New Year holiday narrows. This came after Israel's promise to avoid hitting a major Iranian gasfield, even as Iran

1:01keeps targeting Gulf oil and gas sites, forcing millions, into shelters and rattling world markets. Death tolls climb with over 1,000 killed in Israeli strikes on Lebanon amid clashes with Hezbollah. Oil prices for Brent Crude have surged since Israel, and the U.S. launched the war against Iran back on February 28. Iran's new supreme leader, Ayatollah Mochaba Kaminay, who succeeded his father after the elders' death in an early Israeli strike, urged stripping. Enemies of their security in a public message, Friday, he hasn't appeared publicly since taking over. Fuelling U.S. and Israeli speculation that he may have been injured as the war shows no signs of, letting up.