Iran's Attacks on Gulf Energy Sites Escalate

0:00From the Daily News Now Network, this is Global News Today. Iran has ramped up its strikes on Gulf Neighbor's energy sites, launching missiles at Qatar's key liquefied natural gas facilities and causing major. Fires This came right after Israel hit the massive South Pars gasfield, shared by Iran and Qatar, which powers most of Iran's electricity and homes. Ships caught fire off the coast of the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, highlighting risks in the Strait of Hormuz, where Iran controls key shipping, lanes. Qatar's firefighters contain the blaze at its Ross Lafone plant, but production remains halted with significant damage reported. Gulf countries like Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates strongly condemned the attacks. Saudi officials said any trust with Iran is now gone. Meanwhile, global oil prices surged, with Brink Crew topping $110 a barrel, up over 50% since the war began on February 28th. The conflict has already taken a heavy toll, with over 1,300 killed in Iran, hundreds

1:04dead in Lebanon, and 14 in Israel, plus 13 U.S. military deaths. Israeli strikes have displaced about 1 million Lebanese people. Authorities in Abu Dhabi shut down their Hapshan gas facility and Bab oil field after overnight hits. President Trump warned Iran against more attacks, threatening massive retaliation on South powers if they continue, while stressing he wants to avoid. Long-term devastation, special thanks to our sponsor for supporting this episode. Do not just fall asleep, drift into what you are listening to, us oli-soli-pilo.com