Israel-US Attacks on Iran: Missiles Fly, Oil Prices Soar

0:00Israel and the United States lost a tax on Iran Monday, killing more than 25 people across the country. Iran fired back with missiles hitting Israel and its Gulf Arab neighbors, while President Trump's deadline for Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, hangs over everything. Explosions rock Tehran, including a strike near Sharif University of Technology, and jets flew low over the capital for hours. In Haifa, Israel, two people died in rubble from Iranian missiles, with searches ongoing for two more, as fresh attacks came in. Gulf states like Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates scrambled air defenses to stop incoming Iranian missiles and drones. Global oil prices shot up, with Brent Crude hitting $109, up 50% since the war started. Thanks to Iran's grip on the, Strait that carries a fifth of the world's oil. Trump warned that if the Strait isn't opened by Monday night Washington time, the US will target Iran's power plants and bridges, calling it power. Brent Day and Bridge Day Iran's leaders dismissed the threats as reckless war crimes,

1:04with no signs of backing down. Diplomatic talks continue through Oman, Egypt, and Russia, but the death toll climbs with over 1,900 in Iran alone, plus heavy, losses in Lebanon and elsewhere. As tensions boil, the world watches if words turn to more strikes, or a deal saves the Strait. Local news, powered by AI. This is Canada News today.