Oil Prices Surge as Israel and Iran Target Each Other’s Energy Infrastructure
Sunday, 15 June 2025 () Brent crude futures opened more than 4% higher on Sunday evening, trading above $77 per barrel, as tensions between Iran and Israel erupted into open military conflict targeting critical energy infrastructure. The spike follows an 8% jump on Friday, marking one of the sharpest two-day increases in oil prices in recent years. Over the weekend, Israel launched a wave of coordinated airstrikes on Iran, hitting key energy facilities in and around Tehran. The Shahran fuel depot in northern Tehran, a vital distribution point supplying around 8 million…
Tensions in the Middle East are reaching a breaking point. Iran has issued a stark warning to the U.S. and Israel after being censured by the UN's atomic watchdog, the IAEA. Tehran now threatens to withdraw from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and target U.S. military assets if attacked....
Israel strikes Iran's 'propaganda' state TV station taking broadcast off the air
Israel's Defence Minister confirmed the attack, which followed an Israeli evacuation warning. An anchor reported..
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Israel-Iran War Day 4: As the war continued for the 4th day there seem to be no signs of de-escalation between the 2 nations. Iran early morning launched a barrage of missiles at several cities in..
India has refused to endorse the SCO's strong condemnation of Israel’s military strikes on Iran, signalling a diplomatic divergence within the Eurasian bloc. While China, Russia, and others denounced..