Day 13 of the Middle East war
Iranian leadership stable ++ Trump: Oil prices will fall
Even after almost two weeks of heavy air strikes by the US and Israel, the regime in Iran is still considered stable. Attacks on oil tankers and fuel depots in the Middle East are keeping oil prices high. In his first statement, the new Ayatollah vowed retaliation, and Trump threatened strikes against civilian targets. Meanwhile, Israel announced the killing of a "top nuclear scientist" from Iran.
The most important news in brief:
- Iran's new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, has sworn retaliation inhis first written messageand prepared the population for further acts of war.
- After an Iranian attack in Muharraq, the fire department in Bahrain had tobattleahuge fire in a fuel depot.Two oil tankerswere attacked off the coast of Iraq – they too were engulfed in flames.
- US President Donald Trump declared his intention to attack civilian targets in Iran if theHormuz blockadewas not lifted. At the same time, he said that thewarcouldend "soon"– that it had already been won in the first hour.
- Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian has formulatedconditions for a possible end to the war, including "firm international guarantees" and reparations payments.
The most important events of the day to read about:
War has been raging since the end of February
Since February 28, hundreds of targets have been attacked, including missile sites, Revolutionary Guard bases, and Iranian nuclear program facilities. Iran's supreme leader Ali Khamenei was killed in the first attacks, along with several high-ranking military officials. Tehran responded quickly with counterattacks: missiles and drones were fired at Israel and US military bases in the Middle East, including Bahrain, Kuwait, and Iraq.
Israel and the US say they are continuing to carry out daily air strikes against Iranian infrastructure. At the same time, Tehran is also relying on attacks by allied groups in the region, including Hezbollah in Lebanon. Hundreds of people were killed in the first days of the war, most of them in Iran, and thousands of targets in over a hundred cities were attacked.
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