Iran’s joint military command said in a statement published by state media that the United States “greed, oppression, tyranny or cruelty” he would get a “distressing answer.”
Attacks on Iran it hit the Kuwait plant and removed the salt from the water for the second time in two days, Kuwait’s electricity ministry said, sparking a fire in a country that depends on desalination for about 90 percent of its drinking water.
Bahrain reported that it intercepted the attacks, and Jordan said it shot down three of four Iranian missiles aimed at its territory.
Israel warned that rockets fired at the port city of Aqaba could spill into its territory for the first time in weeks.
US Secretary of Energy Chris Wright he stressed on Sunday that oil is still going through the Strait of Hormuz despite the fighting, I told ABC’s “This Week” program that airs in the Gulf region is standing at less than 14 million barrels a day, or two-thirds of pre-conflict traffic. “Almost all the public data I’ve seen is wrong,” he said.
The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran has said US strikes hit the unfinished Darkhovin nuclear reactor in the province of Khuzestan. International Atomic Energy Agency said it is investigating and that the site, which is still under construction, contains no nuclear material and poses no radiological risk. Iranian authorities said 50 people had been killed and 517 wounded in the latest US attack.
Iran’s supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, he said on Saturday that US President Donald Trump’s signature on the interim agreement was “totally worthless and dishonest.”
When asked about Tehran abandoning the deal, Trump he told NewsNation: “I couldn’t care less.”
