Iran's Shifting Tactics: Targeting Civilian Areas

0:00I'm Cory, and this is your Pulse of the City, Sydney News today. Missile's targeted Abu Dhabi last night, but defenses intercepted them before hitting civilian areas like the airport and a luxury hotel near. Government offices. Explosions rock Qatar and Bahrain, too, with more tankers hitting the Gulf and alarm sounding in Dubai. This marks a shift from earlier strikes mainly on energy sites and American targets. A drone attack struck an airport in Azerbaijan, raising questions since the country has a large Shiite community and close ties to Iran. Meanwhile, Israel keeps pushing tens of thousands from southern Lebanon, while France and the United Kingdom edge toward deeper involvement. Travelers face the biggest headaches right now, especially Australians stuck abroad with potential flight delays from Abu Dhabi and Dubai airports. These incidents highlight growing risks to everyday spots, not just military ones. Experts point to chaos inside Iran as the real driver, with a fractured leadership causing

1:01missteps like the Azerbaijan hit. Some factions push for bigger fights to pressure the United States, rather than a single master plan. The situation stays fluid, with Iran's tactics shifting fast amid internal power struggles. Keep an eye on live updates for the latest as tensions spread, appreciation to our sponsor for backing this episode. No earbuds, no headbands, no awkward sleeping positions, just a pillow that plays your sound,