Iran-US-Israel War: Relentless Attacks, Global Energy Crisis

0:00On March 3rd, Iran warns the United States and Israel to prepare for relentless attacks as a new Middle East war intensifies. The conflict erupted on Saturday with joint U.S. and Israeli air strikes on Iran, killing hundreds according to local reports. Officials say the strikes could last up to five weeks or even longer. Iran has fired back at Western bases, including one in Cyprus, and now threatens to shut down the Strait of Hormuz. A senior commander vowed to target any ships passing through this key oil route, which has already driven of global energy prices sharply. Markets reacted harshly today, with major European indexes like Frankfurt's DAX down 2% in natural gas benchmarks surging over 33%. Casualties in Iran now stand at 787 dead for more than 1,000 strikes hitting over 150 cities. Israel ramped up pressure by striking Iran's presidential office and security counsel in Tehran, while the poing troops to southern Lebanon border, points for defense, satellite

1:03images confirmed damage at the Natanz nuclear site, and Qatar's thwarted attacks on its main airport. With oil prices potentially headed to $200 a barrel, and Europe warned to stay out, the region teeters on the age of wider chaos as both sides dig in for more blows.